"So the key issue is making sure we have an obligation, our clients have an obligation, the new media owners like Facebook and Google et cetera have an obligation to make sure the consumers understand explicitly what's going on," he added.
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"We have an obligation to defend Japan and they have an obligation to provide us a place from which to defend them," Adm.
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Because we don&apost have an obligation just to a handful of our children, we have an obligation to all of our children.
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But, just as I have an obligation to the victim, I also have an obligation to listen to the priest—we're dealing with a very good priest who did this.
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Do liberals have an obligation to help conservatives stop him?
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Well, we all have an obligation to follow the law.
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But we have an obligation to keep our people safe.
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Finally, digital platforms have an obligation to upholding news standards.
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Nonetheless, we have an obligation to keep potentially relevant documents.
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We the people have an obligation to do the same.
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Did I have an obligation to tell the other one?
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I do think we have an obligation of some sort.
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I probably have an obligation, Mr. Attorney, to report corruption.
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These countries have an obligation to take back their citizens.
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Presidents, after all, have an obligation to unite and lead.
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Do we all have an obligation to present this differently?
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Do I have an obligation to say something about them?
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We all have an obligation to speak out and say so.
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We all have an obligation to fight for what is right.
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It's not fair, and we have an obligation to help them.
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"We have an obligation to sell it by 2020," he said.
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"However, as president, I have an obligation to uphold the law."
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We have an obligation to correct these injustices wherever they occur.
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But we also have an obligation to comply with the law.
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Does any nation have an obligation to remain what it is?
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When you live somewhere, you have an obligation to that community.
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And the landlord doesn't have an obligation to re-rent it.
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As generals, they have an obligation to uphold our apolitical traditions.
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But we all have an obligation to do the right thing.
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Law schools, especially, have an obligation to practice what they preach.
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However, as president, I have an obligation to uphold the law.
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You have an obligation for public safety, you know, to do so.
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" She continues, "But I also have an obligation to be fully authentic.
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We have an obligation through the FDIC to pay the cost cleanup.
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But does private industry have an obligation to step in as well?
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But I think, actually in reverse, [I] have an obligation to go.
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Black congressional leaders have an obligation to put forth the issue. Reps.
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If you hear rumors for years, you have an obligation to react.
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Jews have an obligation to promote justice, mercy, compassion, tolerance and peace.
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We believe that we have an obligation to our brothers and sisters.
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Doctors have an obligation to adhere to the norms of their profession.
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So do we have an obligation to leave Facebook for others' sake?
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The press used to have an obligation to provide facts and fairness.
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If these are violated, then they have an obligation to speak publicly.
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We all have an obligation to look out for our fellow citizens.
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Do presidential electors have an obligation to ratify their state's popular vote?
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"Health care providers have an obligation to educate the patient," he said.
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Members have an obligation to tell the American people ... why they are voting.
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With that being said, Patrick, I think you have an obligation to fulfill.
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"I think we have an obligation as parents and adults to stimulate curiosity."
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Journalists have an obligation to read beyond the headlines and report the truth.
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So we have an obligation to help these companies launch, develop, and thrive.
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We have an obligation to deliver to our customers, and so do they.
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Republicans have an obligation to put forth a competitive campaign to beat her.
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If you see a better way, you have an obligation to do it.
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They have an obligation to scrutinize his supposed virtues as a refreshing counterpolitician.
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As a matter of fairness, corporations have an obligation to do the same.
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States have an obligation to ensure free and fair elections for their citizens.
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"They have an obligation to make payments," Mr. Trump said in the interview.
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We have an obligation to thoroughly work through this advice and consent process.
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Do artists have an obligation to speak out on social or political issues?
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" Or, "You have an obligation to do something to promote the common good.
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" Or they'll say, "You have an obligation to pay your debt to society.
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"We have an obligation to help them keep their word," Mr. Ryan said.
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Our members feel that we have an obligation to listen to the arguments.
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But that's why we as a society have an obligation to help them.
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"The rich countries have an obligation to help [poorer countries] decarbonize," Kollmuss said.
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"We have an obligation to protect the United States from Russia," Baker said.
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"We have an obligation to prepare the President for that meeting," Tillerson said.
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We, you know, I think have an obligation to continue to support them.
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"We have an obligation as a party to be fiscally responsible," she answered.
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We have an obligation to do more for patients whose treatments are failing.
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She's said, 'I have an obligation here and I'm going to do it.
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We have an obligation to get involved in order to help shape our future.
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"We have an obligation to investigate whether the President committed impeachable offenses," she tweeted.
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Rather, Handler said, celebrities have an obligation to lend their voices to political causes.
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I have an obligation here, really, to do this and to set things right.
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I write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong.
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"We all have an obligation to make sure that does not happen," he said.
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"We have an obligation to our students, their parents and Florida taxpayers," he said.
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I believe I have an obligation to stand up for my music and art.
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We have an obligation to make a decision about how we want to participate.
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As mayors, we have an obligation to stand up for them and demand action.
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Dating sites have an obligation to ensure they don't facilitate racial exclusion and stereotyping.
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But it doesn't follow that you and I have an obligation to be farmers.
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There is nobody better than you, in fact you have an obligation to testify.
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"He's the one I have an obligation to report to, tell him what happened."
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We have an obligation to try and do our very best to exhibit that.
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"We have an obligation to remember, especially tragic, complicated pasts," Viet Thanh Nguyen says.
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While governments have responsibility to enact change, he said, individuals also have an obligation.
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Together, we have an obligation to protect and preserve our world for future generations.
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Only health care workers and emergency service people have an obligation to administer Narcan.
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Whistleblowers do not have an obligation to speak publicly after filing their anonymous complaints.
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And where we can find common ground, we have an obligation to do so.
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Democrats have an obligation to try to stop this before it gets any further.
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" Greely adds, "We have an obligation not to be cruel to this former pig.
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Both the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees have an obligation to continue their oversight investigations.
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I think we have an obligation as a transportation community to help bring people together.
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They earned their place in history, and we have an obligation to learn that history.
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"We have an obligation to defend not only Hungary, but the European Union," Hegyaljai said.
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"We as parents have an obligation to take care of our children," Valerie tells PEOPLE.
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As Muslim Americans, we don't have an obligation to prove, explain, or apologize for anything.
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For example, does Google have an obligation to tell people they're talking to a machine?
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We have an obligation to speak and defend for those who can't speak for themselves.
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Usually, I leave at 5 but my boyfriend and I have an obligation this evening.
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We have an obligation to keep ourselves -- individually and as communities -- safe in the meantime.
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But conservatives believe that Republicans have an obligation to stay true to their campaign promise.
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"You have an obligation when you run a business to maximize the profits," Giuliani said.
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I also think presidents have an obligation to reveal to the country their health situation.
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We have an obligation to ensure determinations as they relate to classification are made appropriately.
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Both parties have an obligation to fight the radical activists' assault on the First Amendment.
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You have an obligation to defeat him, no matter what you think of Mrs. Clinton.
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They have a right to do that and we have an obligation to protect that.
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I don't care if it's Republican or Democrat, we all have an obligation to serve.
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"Jewish Democrats have an obligation to work to defeat Donald Trump in 2020," former Rep.
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But we are a news organization and we have an obligation to deliver the news.
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Do you believe artists and musicians have an obligation to be engaged in this way?
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I think we, as an industry and as consumers, have an obligation to do something.
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Employers have an obligation to provide their people with clear direction in times of disruption.
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And we have an obligation to them that we will never breach, to protect them.
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But if you don't know that it's adulterated, do you have an obligation to test?
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Clinton pressed that tech companies have an obligation to lead by example on that issue.
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Do I have an obligation to let the school know of his racist Facebook post?
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House Democrats have countered that by saying they have an obligation to investigate the president.
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But people who work for charitable businesses have an obligation to look after their interests.
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As sheriff, I believe I have an obligation to keep dangerous people off our streets.
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We have an obligation to hear from experts and figure out the best path forward.
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But you do have an obligation to determine the true identity of the individuals coming over.
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As citizens, I think we all have an obligation to exercise our right to be heard.
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We have a job, we have an obligation, and if we don't do it, who will?
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"If you understand something you believe in, you have an obligation to share it," she said.
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City, arbitrators nevertheless have an obligation to disclose their financial interests in the cases before them.
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"We also have an obligation to be scientifically accurate through whatever medium we present," Labe says.
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But we also have an obligation to believe a woman is not making up sexual harassment.
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We are a workplace and we have an obligation to make sure our discussions remain respectful.
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Don't we have an obligation to maintain Philadelphia's Independence Hall and Mount Rushmore in South Dakota?
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So shouldn't they have an obligation to not promote subreddits that engage in transphobia and misogyny?
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We have an obligation to ourselves and to our communities to be bigger than the moment.
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" At the same time, Rosenstein said, "citizens have an obligation to show respect for the police.
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Donald Trump Jr., a private citizen, does not have an obligation to disclose the Russian meeting.
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"And we have an obligation to try to find common ground where we can," Pelosi added.
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Public leaders have an obligation to foster an environment that is conducive to innovation and entrepreneurship.
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"But we have an obligation to try," he said, according to a person in the room.
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I believe, as do most people, that we have an obligation to assist the truly destitute.
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Officials have an obligation to ensure that every child in New York receives a sound education.
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That individuals who have courage and conviction can change history, and have an obligation to try.
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Whistleblowers do not have an obligation to speak publicly once they have filed their anonymous complaints.
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We also have an obligation to defend Taiwan against Chinese aggression under the Taiwan Relations Act.
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Will high schools, colleges and professional teams have an obligation to test and reveal the results?
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I think in academia we have an obligation to pursue the truth and have difficult conversations.
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Iowa State officials wrote that scholars have an obligation to be truthful when providing public commentary.
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"Schools have an obligation to follow the law whether the guidance is repealed or not," he said.
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"I think we almost have an obligation to show what things were like back then," he said.
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And we have an obligation to make sure that the workplace is one where people feel safe.
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Critics have an obligation to respond to what I said, not to create straw men to attack.
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"Universities, in particular, have an obligation to be on the right side of history," Kunst tells Axios.
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We have an obligation to the American people to change it and to do a better job.
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Surely CSR depends on the idea that firms have an obligation to society, not just to shareholders?
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"We have an obligation to protect an open internet and defend net neutrality," she tweeted in June.
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"We have an obligation to protect an open internet and defend net neutrality," Clinton said this year.
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But nonetheless, we have an obligation to the 85033 American states, not the 57 Muslim, Islamic states.
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And we have an obligation to build affordable housing, particularly in these expensive and rapidly changing neighborhoods.
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"Physicians have an obligation to do a thorough workup before turning to a psychological explanation," he said.
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Does the U.S. Soccer Federation have an obligation to "correct" the inequities perpetuated by international market forces?
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" He went on, "I write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong.
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"I feel I have an obligation to make sure that government power is not abused," Barr said.
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"We have an obligation to the world of opera, and to our public, to survive," he said.
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We have an obligation to be who we are in full knowledge of what the world is.
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We have an obligation to ensure that every one of our children has the very same opportunities.
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"I feel I have an obligation to make sure that government power is not abused," he said.
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Retailers typically have an obligation to collect sales tax in states where they have a physical presence.
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As a result, she believes that all Sacklers have an obligation to help end the opioid crisis.
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"You all have an obligation to get engaged," he said, as reported by HuffPost&aposs Sara Boboltz.
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Does the US have an obligation to enforce a red line like that once it's been drawn?
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I think the other parties have an obligation, as well, to be respectful and in that dialogue.
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This means that all of us have an obligation to report instances of unethical or unlawful conduct.
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Does my son have an obligation to stay home for the planned visit with the family friends?
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"I think we all have an obligation to continue to keep moving the needle forward," she says.
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Suppose you're seeing your brother-in-law and you have an obligation to give him a gift.
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So if they had uncovered systemic abuse or any potential criminality, they have an obligation to prosecute it.
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My critics now have an obligation to respond to what I said, not create straw men to attack.
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Those of us in a position to make it easier for others have an obligation to do so.
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Hollywood producer Mark Burnett and MGM Television have that evidence, and they have an obligation to release it.
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Mark Burnett and MGM Television have an obligation to take that step today and release "The Apprentice" tapes.
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Does a news organization have an obligation to defend their employees against the weight of a government investigation?
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Still, those who support new taxes on carbon have an obligation to be honest about the true costs.
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We have an obligation to protect New Yorkers, and this sham suit will do nothing to stop that.
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"We all have an obligation to do nothing less than change the culture in this country," he added.
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Apart from that, a weakly cosmopolitan state does not have an obligation to accept any would-be immigrants.
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"I think the President's got to realize that we have an obligation here, too," the Utah Republican said.
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American voters also have an obligation: defeat Trump and put the health of our democracy ahead of partisanship.
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We also know we have investors, we have an obligation to be here for the next 20 years.
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We have an obligation to make sure that the legacy of those children who were killed is honored.
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"I don't care if it's Republican or Democrat, we all have an obligation to serve," Mr. Mattis said.
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Despite its attendant privacy concerns, persons with HIV have an obligation to inform sexual partners of their status.
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"We have an obligation to make our regulation no more costly than it needs to be," he said.
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And it pushes prosecutors, even within an adversarial model, to realize they have an obligation to do justice.
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The Iraqi government also "needs to remember they have an obligation to protect all diplomatic facilities," he added.
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Managers have come to understand they have an obligation to act when a customer sexually harasses a server.
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And partly because men, too, have an obligation to speak up when half the population is treated unjustly.
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As elected officials, we have an obligation to stand up for the values that our constituents hold dear.
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Normally we think that organizations with a lot of power have an obligation to use that power responsibly.
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Because they grew up with some sense of ethics that they have an obligation to the public. Right.
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Unless and until the law is repealed, doesn't the President have an obligation to enforce the law as written?
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While the courts may not micromanage the process used during impeachment, they often have an obligation to enforce subpoenas.
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Liberal states have an obligation to expose and chastise this export of oppression, however limited their tools of suasion.
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"Thirty to 35 years ago, we decided that companies don't have an obligation to employees," Cenedella explained to Refinery29.
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I still have an obligation to be the guy in the middle to make the plays, make the calls.
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I think when you're running for the president of the United States, you have an obligation to be healthy.
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Should the administration pursue further military action, however, Trump would have "an obligation to come to Congress," Gardner said.
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Policymakers have an obligation to provide a true, fair ending to those who trusted we would keep America's promise.
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As an American, you have an obligation to ensure your audience isn't misled by the opinions of a madman.
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Those in newsrooms have an obligation not to carelessly dramatize such malignant efforts at the cost of personal destruction.
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We have an obligation to figure out how to help people cope with the rapidly changing nature of technology.
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If you don't like what he's doing and you don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign.
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Schools have an obligation to ensure that all children are learning to use technology as creators, contributors and collaborators.
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If my supervisor is being seriously considered for the position, do I have an obligation to report these behaviors?
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We have a right; indeed, we have an obligation, to hold them strictly accountable to the rule of law.
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And I now have an obligation to acknowledge the part of the criminal justice system that has harmed them.
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Do I have an obligation to support the candidate I think is best, even if I'm convinced he'll lose?
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I think we have an obligation here to continue to support the Mueller investigation, certainly with respect to Russia meddling.
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Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook noted on Thursday that all US troops have an obligation not to follow illegal orders.
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But she said it did have an obligation to at least consider Garland instead of taking no action at all.
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"Truth doesn't have an obligation to make you feel good, it's true whether you like it or not," she said.
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But while the facts are still emerging, we have an obligation to hold off judgment until they are all in.
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"We have an obligation as a society to explore that, and then figure out how to manage it," said Kennedy.
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"We have an obligation to be in tune and to be informed about the politics of our country," Hechavarria says.
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Some family members held up placards reading "The three governments have an obligation to the world to fulfill their promise".
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That if you don't like what he's doing and you don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign.
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You said in a tweet about your interview that you have an obligation to shine a light on Alex Jones.
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House Democrats have an obligation to use their authority to dig deeper into what has been happening on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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These are the men and women who have an obligation to work together to solve the issues facing our nation.
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Public schools have an obligation to educate our children; their right to access a free public education is constitutionally enshrined.
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Policymakers have an obligation to the public to fix what we already have before moving forward or making further cuts.
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Until the Republicans realize they have an obligation to the country, not just their party, that's not going to happen.
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We have an obligation to protect our intellectual property from infringement in order to retain our exclusive rights to it.
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Did I have an obligation to tell the company I was interviewing with and that did in fact hire me?
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"We have an obligation to the American people to show value in the use of their taxpayer dollars," she said.
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Do I have an obligation to help this person help themselves, and if so, what form should that help take?
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At this time of year, I have an obligation to watch a lot of movies because I'm an Academy member.
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"We have an obligation to protect every prisoner irrespective of what they did and who they are," Mr. Horn said.
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I would imagine that he must have an obligation to cease treating someone if there is no evidence of disease.
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First, journalists and fans have an obligation to treat Biles' story as a call to action, not fodder for gossip.
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But do people have an obligation to break the trust of following a friend's finsta to protect another friend's feelings?
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Elected officials who have an obligation to lead instead now often dismiss or disparage scientists with whose conclusions they disagree.
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We also have an obligation to take steps to confront climate change, and this takes us in the wrong direction.
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But like any other media company, they have an obligation to set the record straight and to do so quickly.
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The federal government is 100% responsible for the loss of Indigenous languages so they have an obligation to fund restoration.
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I now feel like I have an obligation to maintain my wealth, to further it, to not miss on opportunities.
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I think few reasonable people would argue that we have an obligation to long term health of these men and women.
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The flip side of this is that because of this immense power, presidents have an obligation to speak and to listen.
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"As New Yorkers, we have an obligation to defend other New Yorkers," Gustavo Rivera, D-Bronx, said on the Senate floor.
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And we have an obligation to do that because the rules can&apost apply to some people but not to others.
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Did I have an obligation to the hundred plus people all posting on the Twitterverse, the great commons of our community?
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"Leaders have an obligation to confront anti-Semitism everywhere and always, not perpetuate the conspiracy theories that fuel it," he said.
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"If the answer is no, then we have an obligation to purify that portfolio," he told analysts on a conference call.
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"I think though it speaks to that they have have an obligation in their mission to do that," Guliani told Gizmodo.
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" He added, "In conflicts like this I think we have an obligation to continue to pursue whether there are diplomatic openings.
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One where I agree with Ezra is that I think as journalists we have an obligation to take these proposals seriously.
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We act because we have an obligation to try; we act because we're obligated to take any steps that we can.
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SO THERE'S NO QUESTION THAT COMPANIES LIKE APPLE HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO HELP LAW ENFORCEMENT WHEN IT'S REQUIRED UNDER THE LAW.
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And we have an obligation then to confront those views -- which are weak, poisonous and wrong -- and confront them with truth.
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It makes me feel like I have an obligation or responsibility to really examine the power dynamics of what I'm doing.
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Witnesses have an obligation to comply with committee subpoenas, but the committee has an obligation to issue those subpoenas with care.
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You have an obligation to keep tabs on them and make sure they continually represent you in the way you want.
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Policymakers have an obligation to taxpayers to ensure that all government programs produce the maximum results for the taxpayer funds received.
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And because I'm in this position of privilege, I believe I have an obligation to help other women make their movies.
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Even though you don't have an obligation to act, however, it would be a good thing to try to do something.
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"You have an obligation to decide cases efficiently and to keep our federal laws functioning effectively, fairly and consistently," Sessions said.
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" The Republican nominee continued: "So I do think I have an obligation to myself and my family to say I'm innocent.
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"We also have an obligation under international law not to return people to a country where they fear persecution," he said.
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We're very clear on what our remit is and unless it is changed by parliament we have an obligation to discharge it.
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Lawmakers at congressional hearings this month suggested that Facebook might have an obligation to notify people who accessed deceptive foreign government material.
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However, I do want to explain why I so firmly believe that, even today, women have an obligation to help one another.
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As President I have an obligation to end CORRUPTION, even if that means requesting the help of a foreign country or countries.
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"I think that I have an obligation to change it up, you know, and give people something different, something new," he added.
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And you have an obligation to take care of yourself from the inside out because that's how you can truly feel beautiful.
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"I write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong," the acting DEA chief said in the email.
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And though Syria may seem a world away, we have an obligation to recognize the plight of these children and to act.
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"We have an obligation to do everything we can to prevent those people from dying," said Thomas Farley, the city's health commissioner.
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"They, unlike other Church figures, have an obligation to report crimes because they are members of the armed forces," he told Reuters.
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Even if they're skeptical about the veracity of the claims, they still have an obligation to inform government officials about their existence.
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Earlier this morning, New York Senator Chuck Schumer tweeted: The bottom line is we have an obligation to get to the truth.
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"We have an obligation in the body of the House to do something about it," said Carper on the Senate floor Thursday.
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The question of whether employees have an obligation to raise issues with their employers before coming to the SEC is hotly debated.
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Second, once Trump has forced this issue to go through the courts, Mueller would not have an obligation to yield to Trump.
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"We have an obligation in the body of the House to do something about it," said Carper on the Senate floor Thursday.
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And to get there, the Democratic presidential hopefuls have an obligation to outline their approach to improve the economy for working families.
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We have an obligation to systematically reduce the air pollution that exacerbates asthma in our precious children and makes climate change worse.
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Do I, as many of those who read my work seem to imply, have an obligation to behave in a certain way?
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Even if no new refugees are resettled by the offices they still have an obligation to help those already here, they say.
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"[W]e have an obligation to keep our buildings open," company chair Marcelo Claure and CEO Sandeep Mathrani wrote in a memo.
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" He added: "While the secretary has never advocated for regime change, we all have an obligation to be prepared for any scenario.
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But the courts have an obligation to make sure the public knows all there is to be learned about this horrifying episode.
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"WeWork is a service provider and we have an obligation to keep our buildings open," Claure and Mathrani wrote in the memo.
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"Leaders have an obligation to confront anti-Semitism everywhere and always, not perpetuate the conspiracy theories that fuel it," Mr. Mladenov added.
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Yet local authorities still have an obligation to house vulnerable people, even though councils face caps on the amount they can borrow.
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"They have an obligation to carry out the expressed wishes in the will and owe a duty to the beneficiaries," he said.
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"If you don't like what he's doing and you don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign," Mr. Bannon said.
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You can emphasize that, online, we have an obligation to treat people well, and a right to be treated well by others.
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This kind of oversight was baked into our system for a reason, and our elected representatives have an obligation to do it.
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"I would like to remind you that you have an obligation to accurately inform" residents about co-op finances, Mr. Loeb wrote.
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You may love Donald Trump, you may hate Donald Trump, but you still have an obligation to logically and contextually report data.
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People look to them for indications about what is and isn't important, so they have an obligation to send the right signals.
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"While Sprint may not have an obligation under CA law, this was still a breach because people's personal information was disclosed," Kalia said.
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"We have an obligation to stand up for the residents in our state that have been hit hard by the misconduct," Grewal said.
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"You're a law enforcement agency; you have an obligation, I would say, to find a way to make it work," the official said.
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"We have an obligation to help, not later, not tomorrow — now," Biden said Monday at the 22013 Social Good Summit in New York.
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"We have an obligation to each other," DeWine, a Republican backed by the National Rifle Association gun lobby, said at a news briefing.
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We have an obligation as a separate and equal branch of government to get the information, to get answers for the American people.
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I think graduate schools, colleges, high schools, and even earlier have an obligation to teach students in age-appropriate ways about good behavior.
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Since humans helped create the feral hog problem in the first place, they have an obligation to solve it in an ethical manner.
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He also stated that governments have an obligation to ensure that all citizens have access to quality healthcare, regardless of their economic status.
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I feel like I have an obligation to make something of myself so the experience that I had doesn't define who I am.
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"US tech companies have an obligation to help the United States and not to help the Chinese advance their surveillance state," he wrote.
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And those folks, if they're going to continue to pretend to be conservatives, they're going to have an obligation to resist Trump policies.
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"All countries who support peace in Afghanistan have an obligation to take decisive action to stop the Taliban's campaign of violence," he said.
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It's a fair proposition that those activities that gain wealth from public lands should also have an obligation to restore and preserve them.
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The United States and Saudi Arabia both have an obligation to investigate alleged war crimes by their armed forces, the rights group said.
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"When you're an executive, you have an obligation to really get out there, really get out there, really get out there," he said.
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In that circumstance, you could see the prosecutor saying, 'I have an obligation to create a more detailed framework than I might otherwise.
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"We have no intention of getting involved in such a race, but we also have an obligation to ensure our security," he said.
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"Energy and Commerce Democrats feel like we have an obligation to provide a solid piece of legislation that protects consumer privacy," said Rep.
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Still, Senate Democrats would have an obligation to consider and vote on his nominees, just as Republicans would have that obligation to Mrs.
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With our God-given resources, we have an obligation and a privilege to make sure people receive the basic of life: clean water.
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"Financial institutions that make auto loans have an obligation not to discriminate against borrowers based on the color of their skin," said Rep.
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""American and all of its regional partners have an obligation to take safety and security concerns raised by crew members and passengers seriously.
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Fewer agree that free nations, led by the United States, have an obligation to oppose tyrannies and aid those they oppress and threaten.
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We, as citizen-sovereigns and the atomic elements of a democracy, have an obligation to do our part to serve the democratic process.
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With such power, we have an obligation to use it for good — to make the world better for ourselves and for the world.
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"With all due respect, you still have an obligation to speak to the girls that were raped by this guy, today," he said.
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I have an obligation to both Columbia and Hong Kong, so I was happy they beat Vanderbilt and that Hong Kong beat Iran.
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"In a democracy, the people own the country and have an obligation to come and vote," he said during his Facebook Live broadcast.
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"If you don't like what (Trump's) doing, and you don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign," Bannon told CBS News.
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"We take confidentiality seriously, so when we have memoranda about our ongoing matters, we have an obligation to keep that confidential," Rosenstein says.
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While they generally have an obligation to keep orderly markets, it doesn't mean they have to step in front of a freight train.
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To the Editor: J. D. Vance correctly argues that conservatives have an obligation to recognize responsibility for providing health care for all Americans.
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Doug Jones is a very solid nominee for the Democratic Party, and its informal leaders have an obligation to vigorously contest the race.
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But do political scholars — specifically, Americanists — have an obligation at this point to go beyond just learning about a phenomenon and updating their theories?
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But crowdfunding sites, Marshall said, have an obligation to protect their users and the donating public from quacks who take advantage of this desperation.
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But we have an obligation to keep telling the story, even if most of the time it feels as if no one is listening.
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All responsible leaders have an obligation to serve their own citizens, and the nation-state remains the best vehicle for elevating the human condition.
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"As President I have an obligation to end CORRUPTION, even if that means requesting the help of a foreign country or countries," he tweeted.
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And then secondly, they have an obligation to offer their patent portfolio on a fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory basis and they don't do that.
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"All responsible leaders have an obligation to serve their own citizens and the nation-state remains the best vehicle for elevating the human condition."
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WE HAVE AN OBLIGATION THROUGH THE FDIC TO PAY THE COST OF CLEANUP AND SO WE WANT REASONABLE REGULATION AND WE THINK IT'S APPROPRIATE.
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In this weird, sense, I feel like, I have an obligation to do work and represent the many voices who don't have an audience.
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" Concluding his string of posts, he wrote: "Critics have an obligation to respond to what I said, not to create straw men to attack.
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Now, we have an obligation -- and full constitutional authority -- to use that mandate from the people for issues that matter most to this country.
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"If Exxon says we don't care and screw you guys, New York, I think, would have an obligation to take money out," he said.
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"Absent a change by Congress, these offices and their leaders have an obligation to serve the American people, consistent with their mandate," they wrote.
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If the president won't do anything about it, then congressional members have an obligation to stand for our values and principles as a nation.
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" Mattis seemed to say he's never thought of resigning: "I don't care if it's Republican or Democrat, we all have an obligation to serve.
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Lewis recalled his experiences in the civil rights movement, and told students they have an obligation to fight for what they think is right.
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"Doesn't she have an obligation to tell someone to stop him from doing that if he is, in fact, a sex criminal?" he asked.
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Instead, lawmakers have an obligation to come together, do what we were sent here to do by our constituents, and get the job done.
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Legislatures and courts have an obligation to check the excesses of law enforcement, and civil asset forfeiture has escaped their attention for too long.
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Yes, companies have an obligation to maximize profits, but they also have obligations to many other stakeholders, including employees, customers and the general public.
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I believe that we as an industry and as people have an obligation to think about sustainability, to care about the impact we have.
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People posting links in a for-profit scenario also have an obligation to have checked they are not infringing copyright, in the court's view.
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No one is immune to this, and you have an obligation to act in the best interests of all the people in this state.
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Senators have an obligation to probe a nominee for views of law — and to expect an intelligible answer — before casting a vote on confirmation.
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"We have an obligation, out of respect to him, to check in with him to make sure he's doing OK," Manager Terry Francona said.
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"Wireless carriers have an obligation to take affirmative steps to verify law enforcement requests," he wrote, adding that Securus did not follow those procedures.
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The 270 election "might have a different set of considerations," he said, but pollsters have an obligation to learn from the last cycle's mistakes.
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I MEAN, WHEN YOU HAVE CONTENT PLAYERS WHO ARE BOTH SUPPLIERS AND CUSTOMERS, YOU JUST HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO TREAT THEM THAT WAY ANYWAY.
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But the moral lesson was clear: As individuals, as institutions and as countries, we all need to decide to whom we have an obligation.
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Do I have an obligation to check the going internet price myself, and if it is high, pay the difference or return the book?
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This is hardly the worst thing I've experienced in my career, but I feel like I have an obligation to stand up for myself.
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Governments have an obligation to ensure that all people can freely enjoy the universal human rights and fundamental freedoms to which they are entitled.
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"I believe I have an obligation to start building the case for that even if it won't arrive for quite a while," he said.
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"I think that Facebook needs to recognize that all of us have an obligation to keep each other safe," Beck, the interim superintendent, said.
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All responsible leaders have an obligation to serve their own citizens, and the nation state remains the best vehicle for elevating the human condition.
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When you have a billion people using your service, you have an obligation to keep your users secure, even when they behave in unsafe ways.
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It could provide that one time request, but it would have an obligation to patch the flaw and start the process back at square one.
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"As the flames of such hate have increasingly threatened our country and our loved ones, we have an obligation to combat such ideology," Abrams tweeted.
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You sit behind a vault door, often in a room with no windows, surrounded by highly sensitive information that you have an obligation to safeguard.
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It comes off as if some people think interracial couples have an obligation to procreate, or that mixed-race kids are some sort of novelty.
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Tech firms have an abundance of "smart, confident people who think they have an obligation to share their wisdom with their coworkers," the executive said.
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This is part of the social contract that protects your child — and you have an obligation to continue to the social contract in your future.
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"The current siblings don't have an obligation to one another -- except if there is a death and no will, things could get messy," Boreman said.
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If we have a reason to believe a passenger is not safe, we have an obligation to not let that passenger on board the plane.
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" He added, "America has been the gold standard of democracy for so long, and I think our candidates have an obligation to honor that tradition.
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Nevertheless, those who believe in the importance of free trade have an obligation to do much more for workers and communities that have been displaced.
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And as a proud law enforcement officer, I have an obligation to fight for the policies I know will make my city and country safer.
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But "they're going slow because they realize that, as the first labeled solar geoengineering experiment, they have an obligation to get it right", he said.
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"Investment advisers have an obligation to disclose direct and indirect financial incentives," Marc Berger, director of the SEC's New York office, said in a statement.
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"As free and open democracies, we have an obligation to work with one another to defend our values and protect our joint interests," she said.
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From Capitol Hill to the White House, policymakers have an obligation, and an opportunity, to follow suit and deliver tax reform that benefits all Americans.
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Do I have an obligation to uphold my end of the deal, by not registering complaints about an outfit that is clearly scamming elderly people?
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That way, parents aren't stuck at work if they have an obligation to fulfill as a parent in the morning or late afternoon, Nelson says.
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We have an obligation to read the full report, and the Department of Justice has an obligation to provide it, in its entirely, without delay.
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It is not clear how much of the discontent is fundamentally economic, but progressive economists certainly have an obligation to suggest more politically appealing policies.
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Using the Judgment Fund in that way last year set a dangerous precedent – and we have an obligation to ensure it can never happen again.
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Judges in Pakistan and Colombia, for example, have ruled governments have an obligation to take climate action in order to protect their citizens' fundamental rights.
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While it raises (and ignored) the perennial question of whether artists have an obligation to perform their politics in public, Kanye's words highlight a basic truth.
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After all, Senate Republicans now insist that Democrats have an obligation to give Gorsuch a fair hearing, despite the obvious contradiction with how Republicans treated Garland.
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We have an obligation and commitment to help train current and future workers for the new opportunities that will emerge – if the nation focuses on growth.
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" Mr. Tregoning illustrates how the Commonwealth Department of Health has stated, "'We have an obligation to tell young people about the effects of a particular drug.
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" Letterman has previously said late-night hosts have an "obligation" to take on Trump because comedy is "one of the ways that we can protect ourselves.
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They want their private information to be kept private, and members of Congress have an obligation to address the protectionary void created by S.J. Res 34.
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Or do we have an obligation to say that he is a liar to protect America's standing in the world and people's trust in our institutions?
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We have an obligation as a world power to get healthy as soon as possible for our own well-being and the well-being of others.
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"I don't think we have an obligation to act, and I've been telling people if we get involved, we're going to own this problem," said Rep.
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Yet the senators and officials with their campaigns have said in recent days that they have an obligation to attend an impeachment trial of the president.
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"Banks have an obligation to blue collar communities but they haven't always seen it that way," said John Taylor, head of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition.
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"So as a company, we have an obligation to educate our candidates on the industry, on where the industry is going and where the opportunities are."
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As governments around the world rightly continue the fight against the scourge of corruption, citizens and especially media have an obligation to keep a watchful eye.
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The department says state and local courts have an obligation to inquire about a person's ability to pay fines and fees before jailing them for nonpayment.
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"They have an obligation to be funny and entertaining, and then beyond that, to inform people about how Trump is not a normal candidate," Obeidallah said.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — House Speaker Paul Ryan says the nation's leaders "have an obligation" to steer the country past what he calls "the passions of the moment."
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You'll want to look for a financial planner who is a fiduciary, meaning they have an obligation to act always and solely in your best interest.
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Name Withheld You don't have an obligation to pass on information that's not asked for and that's not germane to your ability to do the job.
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"As judges, we have an obligation to foster a nondiscriminatory and courteous workplace that is respectful of everyone inside and outside the Judiciary," Judge Tymkovich wrote.
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"I think we have an obligation to expose hate not just in the dark corners of our society but also in the mainstream," Mr. Cohen said.
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"States hosting refugees have an obligation not to forcibly return Syrian refugees to Syria, where their lives and freedoms would be at risk," Amnesty International said.
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In this heated debate, both sides have an obligation to recognize a woman's complex feelings during the trauma of an unwanted pregnancy, and respond with compassion.
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And I think Republicans have an obligation to work with Democrats to make it law if we can," Graham said Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation.
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"We have an obligation to get security right here, in the region — it's what will permit economic growth and we're determined to do that," Pompeo said.
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Legal challenge "As New Yorkers, we have an obligation to defend other New Yorkers," Gustavo Rivera, D-Bronx, said from the state Senate floor in June.
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But the same idea — that the US does not have an obligation to sort out who the real victims are — is now written into government policy.
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Debate 2: The second clause of the immigration deal says that if they are allowed in, the immigrants have an obligation to assimilate into the local culture.
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If your work is suffering and other people are experiencing this behavior as well and it's disrupting team performance, you have an obligation to tell your boss.
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We have an obligation from the Congress to try to put in place policies to achieve maximum employment and price stability and that's what we are doing.
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So I do think that people running these companies have an obligation to try to push back on that and fight establishing precedents which will be harmful.
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Air carriers have an obligation "to carry a passenger from point A to point C," the Court of Justice of the European Union said in a ruling.
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"When seeking legal advice, consumers most often turn to the internet - and directories like this have an obligation to ensure consumers know what they're getting," Underwood said.
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"We have an obligation not only to current taxpayers but to future generations to say that all federal programs deliver a fair return to American taxpayers," Sen.
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The sheer number of people in India who have accepted you means you have an obligation for India as much as you have for the United States.
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We have an obligation to find out what those people want to know, why they want to know it, and to tell them the truth about things.
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Republicans have an obligation, both morally and ethically to our future generations, to rein in government spending, while millions of households across America make cuts where necessary.
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"Congress should fulfill its constitutionally empowered oversight of this Administration, and the President and his staff have an obligation to be responsive to those investigations," Bullock said.
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To the extent you can help achieve this objective for other people, you have an obligation to do so even if there is a short-term cost.
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Because research does eradicate deadly diseases, like polio and smallpox, we have an obligation to support the science to treat and prevent diseases like Ebola or coronavirus.
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"Women have a right to tell their story, and reporters have an obligation to rigorously vet those claims," deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield said in a statement.
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"You have an obligation to one another as humans to remind each other that if you feel that way, someone else might feel that way," she says.
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As part of new safety guidelines enforced since January at that port, vessel captains have an obligation to report any suspect cases among the crew upon arrival.
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Prepare for a petition for review en banc to the 100th circuit...Courts do have an obligation to address issues of constitutional, existential crisis, like climate change.
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"This is about Californians who are hurting right now, and we have an obligation to represent them," Mr. Wiener said in a speech on the Senate floor.
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Those of us from universities who serve do so because we believe we have an obligation to ensure that policy is informed by the best available science.
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Do I have an obligation to reveal this information on the first or second date, before any attachment forms, so that any potential partner can "opt out"?
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Nor is there a marital obligation for one spouse to cover up another's crime; on the contrary, you'd have an obligation to march Judy straight to jail.
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He feels that companies have an obligation to "to let your workforce know if someone around them became ill or impacted" while also protecting that employee's identity.
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So, we all have an obligation for kids, but the responsibility should be shared more equally, starting with those who create the tech in the first place.
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I agreed to testify because I respect the gravity of the moment and believe I have an obligation to account fully for my role in these events.
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Dozens of titles will be yanked from the streaming service throughout the month, which means you have an obligation to watch a few key films before they're gone.
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Schatz: I think they have not explained what happened, and they have an obligation to not just explain what happened but to ensure that it doesn't happen again.
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Congress and the American people now have an obligation to step up and show our neighbors that they're welcome here, in the only place they've ever called home.
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However, companies have an obligation to preserve records that may be reasonably seen as relevant to litigation or that fall under data retention rules set by industry regulators.
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"Federal contractors have an obligation to ensure that their hiring practices and policies are free of all forms of discrimination," OFCCP Director Patricia Shiu said in a statement.
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" On Gary Cohn's critical interview with the Financial Times: "If you don't like what [Trump's] doing and you don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign.
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The administrator and the cabinet secretary are the face of the agency, and have an obligation to get out throughout the country, the paper quoted Bowman as saying.
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"At the end of the day, in media, you have an obligation to pursue the truth and have these conversations internally, and be open about them," he said.
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"We have an obligation as a society to ensure that our systems of health care, of documentation, of public accommodation don't serve to erase [transgender people]," he said.
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We have an obligation to challenge what we believe is not right and not just, but we must also challenge ourselves to be a part of the solution.
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"We have an obligation to veterans and the American people to take appropriate accountability actions as supported by evidence," VA Deputy Secretary Sloan Gibson said in a statement.
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"They have an obligation to put themselves in harm's way," said Ken Murray, who runs an association for training law enforcement and the military based in Orlando, Fla.
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Presidents have an obligation to explain military operations to the American people and the world, and, when possible, most begin making their argument well before they take action.
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However, given the reality of congressional gridlock, states have an obligation to use their authority to limit the growth of a system with a recorded history of abuse.
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But the deputy attorney general also said that, as a general rule, people who work at the Department of Justice have an "obligation" to keep their memorandum confidential.
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The reporting that student journalists do for their communities is vital -- and administrators have an obligation to communicate with students in addressing any legitimate concerns they may have.
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While there's no DOJ policy blocking Ohr from his meetings with Steele, Simpson, the State Department and the FBI, he did have an obligation to tell his supervisors.
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"In the longer run, the Legislature and the administration have an obligation to ensure that the company's ratepayers and fire victims are prioritized over shareholders," Mr. Levine said.
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"All political parties elected to the German parliament have an obligation to the common interest to serve our country," Steinmeier said in a statement he read out to media.
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To head this off, mainstream media outlets — the ones that monitor ISIS communication channels directly — have an obligation to be careful in the way they report on ISIS propaganda.
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Supporters have an obligation to let Native people â€" those most impacted by the projected pipeline â€" maintain their rights to dictate their own protesting methods, needs and resolutions.
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They have a sophisticated understanding of our legal immigration system and we now have an obligation to ensure that they are not able to use that system against us.
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You always have rule 10b-5, which is broad anti-fraud, so if you're going to be soliciting funds from investors, you have an obligation not to be fraudulent.
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Because man's best friend needs exercise as much as you do (obesity among pets is a real issue, veterinarians can attest), you have an obligation to get them moving.
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Orban has led resistance to the stance taken by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has said EU states have an obligation to share the burden of taking in refugees.
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We are all citizens and we all have an obligation to engage, particularly in a crisis and this is one of the direst crises this country has ever faced.
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There are a lot of hardened attitudes about the president, about Russia, but I do think that we have an obligation to get the facts out to the public.
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The worst and most depressing idea of Ocasio-Cortez is her morality play that the wealthy have an obligation to pay confiscatory tax rates of 70 percent or more.
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The charter states that all citizens have a right to representative democracy organized through free and fair elections, and their governments have an obligation to promote and defend it.
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Because colleges have an obligation to provide an environment in which all students are able to learn, preventing sexual assault — and gender-based misconduct of any kind — is critical.
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Under both federal law and common law, charitable nonprofits, houses of worship, and foundations have an obligation not to use any resources of any kind to influence partisan elections.
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Just as all who live in this country have a civic duty to answer the census, our nation's leaders have an obligation to ensure this constitutionally required effort succeeds.
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"Companies operating in the oil sector have an obligation to work within the confines of our very flexible and pragmatic local content regulations," Obiang Lima said in a statement.
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Doing that you have an obligation to do as closest as you possibly can to the reality with all relationship to materials and how they relate to each other.
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"I think we have an obligation, much like our grandparents told us stories, to tell our kids stories and share the stories and events of those days," he says.
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"We have an obligation to purify that portfolio," Mr. Marchionne said last month during an earnings call with analysts, referring to whether the company was considering divesting business units.
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Read more " _____ • John Podhoretz in New York Post: "Perhaps those who say I have an obligation as a conservative to support Trump should wonder what their moral obligations require.
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"If you have an officer who is engaging in bad behavior that can result in liability for the company, then you still have an obligation to act," said Chasalow.
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"If you have one of the greatest collections you almost have an obligation to recontextualize it in regard to the narratives it provides," Mr. Hollein said in an interview.
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" He added, "We have an obligation to our students, their parents and Florida taxpayers to deal with this case, as we do with all litigation, in a financially responsible manner.
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China's state-owned tabloid Global Times criticised the firms for not issuing official responses, "as major firms have an obligation to let the public know their stances on the matter".
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China's state-owned tabloid Global Times criticized the firms for not issuing official responses, "as major firms have an obligation to let the public know their stances on the matter".
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"Company social networking forums can be incredibly useful, but employers have an obligation to prevent them from becoming a cesspool of bullying and harassment," Lowe said in a press release.
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What they're saying: "I believe they have an obligation to join us in 21st-century policing," Todd Axtell, the St. Paul, Minnesota police chief, told the Post about federal agencies.
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"That circles around in my brain a little bit because it seems to me that people who advise have an obligation to find the truth in these situations," she said.
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"We in government have an obligation to be a little foresighted," emphasized Robert J. Papp Jr., former Coast Guard Commandant and now the State Department's Special Representative to the Arctic.
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But we now have an obligation to them, and to their children, to control future immigration – as we have following previous immigration waves – to ensure assimilation, integration and upward mobility.
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As such evidence has mounted, some Justice and FBI officials have whispered suggestions that the FBI didn't have an obligation to disclose such information and, therefore, there were no abuses.
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"Know that you have an obligation to never shy away from doing the right thing, because the fight to ensure tech is used for good is never over," said Sandberg.
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With the influx of significant money, these countries can't always invest in ways that make sense today, and by using up resources today, they have an obligation to future generations.
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However, I wonder if I have an obligation to my fellow transgender and gender-nonconforming citizens to prevent future microaggressions by educating the people I encounter on gender-neutral language.
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Democrats have been unequivocal in their condemnation of the events in Pittsburgh, and understand that Americans have an obligation to reverse the increasingly dangerous and divisive trajectory of our country.
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"Do you not also have an obligation to let those folks know that that was a hoax, that — or at least inform them who was behind that sponsored advertisement," Rep.
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"We all have an obligation to do our part to contain the spread of this global pandemic and get to the business of recovery as soon as possible," she continued.
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While I'm all for meeting pressing needs, as part of doing so, both the White House and the Congress have an obligation to find other savings or sources of revenues.
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For the past few years, pollsters have asked about a thousand or so Americans the same question: Does the government have an obligation to ensure all Americans have health care?
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"We have an obligation to end dependence on fossil fuels, embrace the technologies of tomorrow, and prioritize renewable energy," Mr. Garcetti said in a statement to The Times this week.
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Under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and other maritime laws, merchant ships and other vessels have an obligation to rescue people in distress at sea.
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We have an obligation to care about the values of the people who run Google, because we've given Google enormous control over our lives and the lives of our children.
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And we have an obligation to try to find common ground where we can," the House minority leader said Thursday in an interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo on "Cuomo PrimeTime.
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"Companies and C.E.O.s have an obligation — maybe even a moral obligation — to stand up for values," PayPal's chief executive Dan Schulman said in an interview with The New York Times.
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If we make a promise to these foreign-born recruits, a promise of American citizenship, in exchange for their military service, then we have an obligation to honor that promise.
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As a child and adolescent psychiatrist, I have an obligation to assess potential safety issues in the home, and that often includes a discussion of gun ownership, access and storage.
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"Governments have an obligation to ensure that all people, including LGBTI people, can freely enjoy the universal human rights and fundamental freedoms to which they are entitled," the statement said.
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"As a society, we have an obligation to support the victims so that they can break their silence and the abuses do not remain in impunity," she wrote on Facebook.
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"No person is born hating another, and we have an obligation as Americans to stand up against prejudice and bigotry that would incite violence against someone simply for who they are."
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Orban has been at the forefront of opposition in Europe to the position taken by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has said EU countries have an obligation to take in refugees.
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And while Democrats have an obligation to debate a Trump administration on the basis of facts, they need to figure out a way to package those facts in a compelling narrative.
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John Tomaszewski, a partner at the law firm Seyfarth Shaw, which specializes in data protection, privacy and security, says companies do have an obligation to provide a safe, non-harassing workplace.
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Another idea was simply to bury the waste and forget about it, which raises a significant ethical issue: Do we have an obligation to warn future generations about our nuclear waste?
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Kerry said countries have an obligation not to "light a fire" under a conflict that could expand into a larger regional war or one that draws in superpowers against one another.
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Behind Roberson's decision lies a debate raging among some African-American clergy — as well as white clergy — over whether they have an obligation to urge their congregants to take political action.
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Sexual assault is a matter of serious concern on campuses across the nation, and all of us have an obligation to address the matter with all the tools at our disposal.
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We, and other technology companies like us that enable the great parts of the Internet, have an obligation to help propose solutions to deal with the parts we're not proud of.
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We have an obligation to honor their memories by the way we lead our lives, the way we speak, the way we act, and the way we carry on each day.
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As elected representatives of the people, we have an obligation to ensure that hard-earned tax dollars are used wisely and that every government program has the right incentives in place.
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We have an obligation to make sure that the drinking water system is safe, that residents receive the health care they need, and that what happened in Flint never happens again.
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Pelosi defended working with Trump on infrastructure in a recent interview, arguing that Democrats have an obligation to try to secure an infrastructure measure despite the administration's resistance to their investigations.
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"They have an obligation, despite what their finances are, when there are conditions that could lead to an inmate having a serious health condition, to provide adequate medical care," Brewster said.
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Even when patients agree to be filmed and have videos shared online, doctors still have an obligation to protect patients' privacy and portray them in a respectful manner, the guidelines stress.
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We have an obligation to that Constitution, more than any president, to defend and embody its ideals in the face of a new leader who has no record of doing so.
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And if House Democrats believe Trump has violated the Constitution, they have an obligation to act on that belief, even if conviction in the Senate is impossible under current political circumstances.
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"Today's tax code lets other countries win, and our workers and our families are paying the price and we have an obligation to speak out," said Jay Timmons, the association's president.
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We have an obligation to seek ways to increase our ability to take in more of these people, even if it is economically or emotionally costly for us to do so.
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Schumer said in a statement that Trump is "floating trial balloons" to derail the investigation and said Republicans "have an obligation" to establish that Mueller's firing would be a red line.
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We have an obligation to prepare the President for that meeting and I think there is some ground work we can do ahead of that that will help with that preparation.
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Markey points out that FDA guidance on medical devices says manufacturers have an obligation to consider the cybersecurity of their devices during design and throughout the operating life of that device.
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If it was up to me it would be all solids, but I feel like I have an obligation to the young people here to bring some life to the party.
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We can't blame those with money and power from using it to further their interests, but we Americans have an obligation to protect our republic from concentrated power and undue influence.
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"If you have knowledge of someone doing something like this, making bombs, and bombing the community and terrorizing the community, you have an obligation, a duty to report that," McCaul said.
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Conway went on Fox News and attempted to make a case that Democrats who supported legislation to address the opioid crisis last year have an obligation to support a border wall.
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"Culturally, Aboriginal people have an obligation to look after the country, whether that equates to managing it or making decisions about it," said the council's CEO, Nolan Hunter, in a phone interview.
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Kyrie Irving says he didn't talk with ANY of his Cavs teammates before deciding to leave Cleveland -- including LeBron James-- saying he doesn't have an obligation to tell ANYONE about his decisions.
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" So no matter which path you take in life or where you end up in the next decade, remember you have an obligation to your community, and to the world at large."
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And so that's point number one and then the second is, they want to partner with companies that recognize the higher impact that we all collectively have an obligation to contributing to.
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Executives who fly first class or business class, as he does, have an obligation to use the time in the air effectively so that they can hit the ground running, he said.
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Elected officials have an obligation to listen to people with lived experiences in the sex trade, value their human rights, fight trafficking, and meet their needs with real, empathetic services and protections.
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"We feel we all have an obligation now more than ever to prevent people from using reporters to spin lies into headlines, and focus instead on what is real," the statement continues.
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I was told that we can't pay those Americans back for their colossal acts of service, but we have an obligation to pay it forward to others through our service and sacrifice.
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As a public utility operating in BC under the Utilities Commission Act, we have an obligation to serve customers in our service area, subject to certain conditions and restrictions, including cryptomining operations.
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"Physicians don't have an obligation to offer or to provide medical interventions that are not deemed to be medically inappropriate," McGuire said, yet "all the time," people request inappropriate services of doctors.
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They have advocates who say humans have an obligation to care for them, and antagonists, like the authors of the book "Cat Wars," who want to eliminate them, by any means necessary.
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"Following SAP's admission today, the police have an obligation to investigate fully and to leave no stone unturned," the Democratic Alliance's Shadow Minister of Public Enterprises Natasha Mazzone said in a statement.
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However this issue is resolved, both sides have an obligation to find ways to minimize the economic damage to Britain and the rest of the union that a new relationship could bring.
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Though use of disappearing messaging apps is technically legal, Uber came under fire because companies also have an obligation to preserve records that may be seen as relevant to any future litigation.
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We have an obligation to reach down into the waves and rescue the drowning, but also a responsibility to look over the horizon, and see the effects of our actions in perspective.
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"WeWork is a service provider, and we have an obligation to keep our buildings open," Sandeep Mathrani, WeWork's chief executive, and Marcelo Claure, executive chairman, said in another company email last Wednesday.
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"We have an obligation to conserve our resources and make them available to future generations, and I challenge anyone to find a better climate solution than taking care of our forests," Rep.
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"If you don't like what he's doing and you don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign," Bannon told CBS' "60 Minutes," in a segment of the interview posted Thursday.
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While some Democrats are backing Apple's concerns around violating user privacy and civil liberties, others say large tech firms have an obligation to help out when the stakes are so high. Sen.
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"When the FBI comes into contact with information about what a foreign government may be doing in our election cycle, I think they have an obligation to run it out," Gowdy said.
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"I think that now that he is the president, we have an obligation — as we would if it was him or her — to dial it up as much as we can," Baldwin said.
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"I think all of us who make our living with horses have an obligation to give something back and provide for the welfare of these horses," Dan Rosenberg, head of Thoroughbred Charities, said.
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As a global community, we also have an obligation to listen to those directly impacted as they voice their own needs in aftermath of the storm to provide aid that is truly helpful.
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We can debate whether or not celebrities have an obligation to be nice to fans, or expect a constant paparazzi presence, but what shouldn't be up for debate is bothering people in public.
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That we have an obligation to identify with those who are locked up, to visit the prisoner, that we will be judged based on what we have done for the least among us.
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"As a business, we have an obligation to seek to promote progress where we think it is right to do so," Richard Foley, senior partner at Pinsent Masons, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Read more: Trump Just Signed SESTA/FOSTA, a Law Sex Workers Say Will Literally Kill Them "We don't deny at all that we have an obligation to comply with the law," he said.
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Once you've delivered criticism, he says, it's important to recognize that the other person will likely want to express frustration and that you have an obligation to hear what they need to say.
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Nurses have an obligation "to promote, advocate for and protect the rights, health and safety of the patient," said Liz Stokes, director of the American Nurses Association's Center for Ethics and Human Rights.
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"Strictly speaking, from the perspective of international law, China or other countries don't have an obligation to obey unilateral sanctions from the U.S.," said Zha Daojiong, Peking University professor of International Political Economy.
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"As he wrote in 1988, we as a society have an obligation to help the less fortunate out of poverty through job training and educational and other opportunities," Brown told the Daily Beast.
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We feel like we have an obligation to do that as a majority and the Democrats, of course, need to be given an opportunity to react to it and that all begins tomorrow.
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Judge Henning found that Scot Peterson, the armed sheriff's deputy who heard the gunfire but did not run in and try to stop the attack, did have an obligation to confront Mr. Cruz.
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"The firing fairly raises the question of whether it constituted unlawful influence on the convening authority, and we have an obligation to try to learn everything we can about that," Mr. Nevin said.
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Those of us who work in media have an obligation to our language: It is the most basic tool to transmit information, and still many times we do not update our knowledge base.
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But if there's something you think the government could be doing better, then you have an obligation to use your company's energy, talent and connections to push back and create momentum for reform.
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The remaining members of Ms. del Ponte's commission, Paulo Pinheiro of Brazil and Karen Koning AbuZayd of the United States, said they have an obligation to keep working on behalf of the victims.
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Republican members of the House Intelligence Committee have an obligation to review all information with an eye to wherever the truth leads them, not with an eye on how Mr. Trump will react.
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Speaking on ABC's "This Week," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asserted that the U.S. did not have an obligation to protect the Kurdish fighters, but said the Trump administration would punish Turkey if necessary.
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People in our country who have done well and who benefit from all the advantages of living in this economy have an obligation to support that system and make it better and fairer.
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However, we have a strong claim that Facebook has infringed on our intellectual property, and after several years of dialogue, we also have an obligation to our shareholders to pursue appropriate legal remedies.
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"Company social networking forums can be incredibly useful, but employers have an obligation to prevent them from becoming a cesspool of bullying and harassment," David Lowe, one of Chevalier's attorneys, said in a statement.
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The Ocean's Eleven and Iron Man star, at Sundance to promote his forthcoming Miles Davis biopic Miles Ahead (out April 1), told PEOPLE that filmmaking doesn't have an obligation to address the broader culture.
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But between $90 million and $25 billion [in annual global revenue], the answer is to say if you run a platform, you have an obligation of neutrality, so you can't engage in discriminatory pricing.
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The senator wrote: As Chairman, you have an obligation to protect Americans' access to diverse information sources and to ensure that the internet remains a tool for American innovation, economic growth, and public discourse.
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If a given set of religious ideas really comes from God, Creator of the universe and Master of all, don't we have an obligation to infuse our public square with them — and only them?
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Policymakers have an obligation to guard against employers, businesses and politicians who seek to impose one religious view about what constitutes marriage, love or family in order to withhold civil rights from LGBT individuals.
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For example, because colleges have an obligation to provide an environment in which all students are able to learn, preventing sexual assault — and, for that matter, gender-based misconduct of any kind — is critical.
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While we continue to hold this door open, we also have a strong claim that Snap infringed on our intellectual property, harmed our shareholders, and we have an obligation to pursue appropriate legal remedies.
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But if you think your voters are about to make a catastrophic, even republic-threatening mistake, don't you have an obligation to actually, at some point in the process, make that case to them?
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But the organization did not contact Michigan State University or Twistars Gymnastics Club, whose athletes the doctor also treated and abused, and it has contended it did not have an obligation to do so.
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But the state lawmakers argue that they have an obligation to protect consumers with net neutrality rules and that local governments can approve or deny requests by telecommunications providers to operate in their states.
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Read more " _____ • Peter Van Buren in The American Conservative: "While public institutions do have an obligation to public safety, that obligation must be balanced against the public's greater right to engage with free speech.
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Our Republican colleagues, particularly the leadership, have an obligation to our country to stand up now and make it clear that firing Mueller is a red line for our democracy that cannot be crossed.
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It's that creators have an obligation to consider some of the unintended effects doing so may have on their audience, especially those creators least likely to be directly affected by the issues they raise.
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Once it goes into effect, companies operating in the EU will have an obligation to tell users there when they're looking to collect personal data, and they'll need to get explicit consent from users, too.
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" Teasing future projects beyond the scope of pop culture, Sadler added: "In this weird sense, I feel like I have an obligation to do work and represent the many voices who don't have an audience.
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On this issue, I feel like they need to do more explaining of what they're up to and take it seriously—separate and apart from the battle over net neutrality, they just have an obligation.
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We get them from brokerages and MLSs who are advertising homes for sale and through those agreements we have an obligation to protect the interest of the copyright holders who license the images to Zillow.
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Tesla's board will have "an obligation to oversee Musk's communications with investors," the SEC said in its press release, in order to avoid new situations where Musk's tweets or statements affect the company's stock price.
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" But one of them called me back and was actually quite aggressive and said, "You have an obligation to meet with us because you're out in the public talking about us and saying damaging things.
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"Companies operating in the oil sector have an obligation to work within the confines of our very flexible and pragmatic local content regulations," Gabriel Obiang Lima, minister of hydrocarbons and mines said in a statement.
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They're working, but at the same time, we have an obligation to take a hard look at the delegation of authority we have provided to him and whether or not that has been properly used.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Tuesday asked if those who say they are victims of sex crimes have an obligation to report them, asking if they are "part of the problem" if they don't.
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But look, like I said before, this is a family that is grieving and they have a right to and we have an obligation to honor them and to love them and to cherish them.
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American colleges and universities are incubators of civic engagement, and as such have an obligation to graduate informed, engaged citizens but they must be more effective in the manner in which they meet that obligation.
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The selection of a nominee for president is an act of moral gravity, and party elites have an obligation to resist and exclude figures who are ethically and temperamentally unfit to wield the presidency's powers.
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Those of us who believe in the promise and ideal of honest self-government have an obligation to support a process for whistle-blowers that helps diminish the amount of bravery and self-sacrifice required.
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"We in Congress have an obligation to pass meaningful gun safety legislation that will save lives and tackle as many of the loopholes and problems with our gun laws as we can," he told reporters.
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"When the FBI comes into contact with information about what a foreign government may be doing in our election cycle, I think they may have an obligation to run it out," Gowdy said on CBS.
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" Isaac Schiff, the former chief of obstetrics-gynecology at Massachusetts General Hospital, said that if a physician's behavior led to a suspension or removal, "you have an obligation that the medical board knows about it.
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Putting people first means continuing to focus on our mission and serving communities well — but also recognizing that we have an obligation to the community that all of us are building together here at Uber.
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We teach them that they have an obligation to respect and protect the natural rights of other human beings, especially when these people stand in need before them, and they have the power to help.
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Here's a breakdown of what's happened: "While protecting classified material, we have an obligation to inform the public about recent cyberattacks that have cut to the heart of our free society," the joint statement said.
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I personally think that at the end of the day a company ... Like, I think in media you have an obligation to pursue the truth and have these conversations internally and be open about them.
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"As a district attorney, I feel that we have an obligation to ensure that schools are safe learning environments and that our students are not preyed upon by those placed in positions of trust," he said.
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Hassan Shibly, chief executive director of CAIR Florida, tells The Verge that most people who are shown the form giving CBP authority to search their device believe that they have an obligation to help the agents.
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" "When you win a beauty pageant," he continues, "people don't think you're going to go from 118 to 160 in less than a year, and you really have an obligation to stay in perfect physical shape.
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Now we don't know what the legal basis for the U.S. measure is, so I can't comment on whether or not they have an obligation to notify the announced measures from last night to the WTO.
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Well, as scientists, they have an obligation to state their hypotheses as clearly as possible, to make testable predictions whenever possible, and to be rigorous and transparent in gathering evidence to support or falsify those predictions.
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"I don't think we should challenge something just because it's put forth by the administration, but I do think we have an obligation to review policies and do oversight," Engel told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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"We have to realiZe that there is another world out there outside of Cardiff and Madison Square Garden, and we have an obligation to grow the sport of boxing to new areas and regions," he added.
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"Those who benefit from the Bangladeshi garment industry's low-cost, high-volume model, also have an obligation to do more," said Michael Posner, professor of ethics and finance at New York University's Stern School of Business.
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The owners of these platforms can choose how to moderate without fear that such decisions might land them in court, while knowing full well they have an obligation not to knowingly profit or facilitate illegal activities.
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"As free and open democracies, we have an obligation to work with one another to defend our values and protect our joint interests," Tsai said at the ceremony marking the opening of the new American Institute.
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We're talking about treatments that involve live animals, and we have an obligation to those animals to make sure that if we're sort of using them for our benefit, that the benefits are really being conveyed.
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Jolly, who left Congress in 2017, said he gives his former colleagues the "benefit of the doubt," saying that many of them represent pro-Trump constituents and therefore have an obligation to "give voice" to them.
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But the fact remains: Identity is bound up with politics; Republicans, particularly with Trump at the helm, are pushing their own brand of identity conservatism; and liberals have an obligation to defend the targets of exclusion.
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I mean, I have an obligation — we lost, last year, with China, depending on the way you do your numbers, because you can do them a [number of ways] — anywhere from $350 [billion] to $504 billion.
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"We have an obligation to uphold the integrity of our immigration system, but we must do more to step up and close loopholes to protect the American worker, our economy, and our communities," Ms. Duke said.
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The ultimate irony is that at every step along the way, the argument that appears to propel Republicans forward is the notion that they have an obligation to fulfill their promise to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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There is a growing debate over whether Democrats have an obligation to the American people to hold open, televised hearings and whether having witnesses like Hill testify in public would actually bolster their case against the President.
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"Governments have an obligation, indeed a duty, to ensure elections happen with integrity, without interference from any government -- whether that's the Ukrainian government or any other -- so inquiries with respect are completely important," Pompeo said in Athens.
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I would argue that we have an obligation, a responsibility to do that because as citizens of the international community we have to recognize there is a need here, and we are in a position to contribute.
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"We all have an obligation no matter the risk and regardless of reward to stand up for our fellow men and women who are being oppressed with the understanding that human rights cannot be compromised," he said.
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"We have an obligation to current and future generations to ensure the federal coal program delivers a fair return to American taxpayers and takes into account its impacts on climate change," Jewell said on a conference call.
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"Federal contractors have an obligation to ensure that their hiring practices and policies are free of all forms of discrimination," said Patricia A. Shiu, who is director of the Labor Department's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs.
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But once you've committed to transporting an entire pizza in a box—on public transit—you have an obligation to that pizza and to whoever made it; a duty to maintain the structural integrity of your pie.
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But as someone who strongly believes that treating Trump as a more-or-less "normal" Republican politician is the best way to beat him, I have an obligation not to just tune Democrats out when they try.
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"Anyone who owes money to a regulated entity, which most lenders are now, [these companies] have an obligation to look at these things a lot more sympathetically than they have done in recent years," he points out.
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"We have an obligation to all Americans, as well as future generations, to ensure coal resources we manage are administered in a responsible way," Neil Kornze, director of Interior's Bureau of Land Management, said in a statement.
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And for those of us who believe in principles of limited government, judicial restraint, religious liberty and the sanctity of life, we now have an obligation to hold Trump accountable to the Republican principles he ran under.
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"I believe we have an obligation to be good stewards of the earth God has entrusted us with, but we should not put the planet above people, people should come first," FRC's Tony Perkins said in 2015.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Three U.S. financial regulators on Friday issued a warning to firms with registered digital assets that they have an obligation to follow securities laws prohibiting money laundering and requiring disclosure of suspicious activity.
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In their view, any sort of increase in social tension is good as long as it accelerates us toward system collapse — and individuals have an obligation to do what they can to hasten us along this path.
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"We have an obligation to protect our riders' data, especially in an age when information collected by government agencies like the TLC can be hacked, shared, misused or otherwise made public," the company said in a statement.
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"The law (used to ban the protest) is clearly unconstitutional and unjust but we have an obligation to comply because we are a peaceful organization," David Coltart, a Bulawayo lawyer and MDC senator, told Reuters earlier on Monday.
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"As an executive agency of the United States, both GSA and its employees have an obligation to ensure that agency actions comply with the law, whether the lease incorporates the Constitution or not," the Inspector General's Office wrote.
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"Those in command of passenger jets, or any other form of public transportation, have an obligation to serve the public in the safest and most responsible way possible," United States Attorney Eileen M. Decker said in a statement.
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This is something that touches people everywhere, the idea that you can stand up and be counted, that you have it within you to be that hero, so I feel like I have an obligation to share that.
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Neither The Verge nor Vox Media generally are the only ones facing this problem, of course, but given that our own platform's foundation takes community as a critical ingredient, we have an obligation to face it head-on.
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"Witnesses have an obligation to comply with committee subpoenas, but the committee has an obligation to issue those subpoenas with care," Nadler said broadly in his statement, while hitting his GOP colleagues for failing to conduct meaningful oversight.
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"In the end, I believe we have an obligation to our employees and customers to ensure a safe environment and keeping firearms out of our stores and offices will get us one step closer to achieving that reality."
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John Hickenlooper said on May 30 that he supports Congress opening an impeachment inquiry, adding, "that doesn't mean we're going to impeach President Trump...but I do think we have an obligation to follow where the facts lead."
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"But I think that now that he is the president, we have an obligation — as we would if it was him or her — to dial it up as much as we can," Baldwin told The New York Times.
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"We have an obligation to preserve our world for future generations to explore and enjoy — but to do this we need to act now as change won't happen overnight," Bryan Dove, CEO of Skyscanner said in a statement.
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Or do we have an obligation to go deeper and share with the readers what we actually know — which is that there is one side of the story that is valid, and another side that is made up?
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Bruce Westerman (R-AR) introduced the Trillion Trees Act on Wednesday.) We have an obligation to conserve our resources for future generations, and I challenge anyone to find a better climate solution than taking care of our forests.
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Though many argue the president-elect hasn't actually outlined much of his projected plans, we all have an obligation to do our homework to know what major risks and threats we may face in the next four years.
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RICHARD WILDERMANN Seabrook Island, S.C. To the Editor: We scientists have an obligation to protest, as we have in the past, speaking out about the dangers of nuclear weapons, about dangers to the environment and to the climate.
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And if study authors share their preprints on Twitter, "I believe that myself and my colleagues have an obligation to frame the research in a way that is accessible to the audience at hand," Majumder said by email.
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"[W]e have a strong claim that Facebook has infringed on our intellectual property, and after several years of dialogue, we also have an obligation to our shareholders to pursue appropriate legal remedies," BlackBerry said in a release.
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"We have a humanitarian crisis on our hands at Rikers that is hurting both inmates and corrections officers, and we have an obligation as a city to confront suffering and violence in our jails," Stringer said in a statement.
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"I think that now that he is the president, we have an obligation — as we would if it was him or her — to dial it up as much as we can," Baldwin told The New York Times in December.
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Of course, this sort of argument didn't move the government in earlier rounds of the same debate; administration officials have an obligation to weigh this risk against other equities, and it's understandable that cybersecurity will sometimes lose the argument.
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"We have an obligation to protect our riders' data, especially in an age when information collected by government agencies like the TLC can be hacked, shared, misused or otherwise made public," Uber said in a statement at the time.
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"No matter how small an issue we may find with an aircraft, we have an obligation mandated by operation of our [Federal Aviation Administration] issued licenses to repair it and make the aircraft airworthy," Oestreich said late Wednesday afternoon.
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"I believe that conditions not just at Lee but all across our state are deplorable, are third-world, and don't reflect the kinds of standards that we have an obligation to uphold in this state," South Carolina state Rep.
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"All of us have an obligation to try to explain ... what the hedge fund industry and the private equity industry does that is useful," Rubenstein said, noting cash-strapped public pension clients, investments that improve companies, and creating jobs.
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But I strongly believe — as did the news organization for which I worked for the longest in my professional career, The Associated Press — that we have an obligation as reporters to quote information anonymously only from first-hand sources.
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We believe that women in the highest positions of power have an obligation to ensure that the mistreatment of women is not blindly accepted and condoned — to use our voice, and our power, to combat the legitimization of hate.
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"Banks believe they have an obligation to serve their communities, and CBA will continue working with our members and regulators to ensure that CRA modernization allows us to continue meeting that goal," Consumer Bankers Association spokesperson Nick Simpson said.
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Read more " _____ • Dave Kamper in Jacobin: "If we want to make Medicare for All a reality, we have an obligation to think through the consequences of effectively euthanizing an industry that many have come to rely on for employment.
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"If people are going to continue to eat animal products, we have an obligation to reduce animals' suffering," says Andrew deCoriolis, executive director of Farm Forward, an animal rights group that advocates for smaller-scale, more humane animal farming.
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"Our Republican colleagues, particularly the leadership, have an obligation to our country to stand up now and make it clear that firing Mueller is a red line for our democracy that cannot be crossed," the New York Democrat said.
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" But, he recounted telling them: "You have an obligation to know your own history, the history of your country, and to make sure that something like that will never happen again, and make tolerance one of your primary purposes in life.
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So we're-, so-, JS: One of the challenges is-, is-, is we have an obligation, given our size, to make sure that our systems, and our-, and our digital offering, is safe, secure, protects our clients against fraud, doesn't crash, etc.
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The regulation is powerful in its simplicity: It ensures that consumers own their private information and thus have the right to control its usage and that internet companies have an obligation to give consumers the tools to exercise that control.
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Our leaders have an obligation to their constituents to pass laws that make our lives better, but if all constituents aren't engaged, then the few that do vote, who may not share your values, will hold them accountable for you.
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This put them at odds with National Review hawkish stance on foreign policy; co-founder L. Brent Bozell Jr., for instance, once said that the U.S. may have an "obligation" to launch a pre-emptive nuclear war against the Soviet Union.
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Democratic nations have an obligation to intercede and protect whenever possible to either halt these abuses around the world, or raise the profile of their perpetrators and increase the chances that they face domestic or international justice at a later date.
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Yet, decades of Catholic public opinion polling, including most recently from Belden and Russonello in 2014, show that the vast majority of Catholic voters reject the idea that Catholic politicians have an obligation to vote the way a bishop recommends.
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With the future of the "World Wide Web" at stake, governments and advocates in support of a free and open internet have an obligation to stem the tide of authoritarian regimes isolating the web to control information and their populations.
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"While you could be offering this as a gotcha amendment, I would suggest that there's great merit in recognizing that each of us have an obligation to be willing to serve our country in time of war," she said. Rep.
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But just this month, Ann Coulter, Tucker Carlson and Mark Steyn along with more establishment conservative voices from the Hoover Institution, Manhattan Institute, and National Review have argued tech titans are natural monopolies that have an obligation to allow free speech.
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Americans have an obligation to oppose attempts to tear down free speech in all of its forms, whether it's a rogue district attorney, a former first lady or a reality-TV star who somehow ended up as a presidential front-runner.
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"Consumers are unclear whether the marketplaces still exist, whether they still have an obligation to get coverage, whether the mandate exists, whether they can get financial assistance," said Kelley Turek, a policy analyst at America's Health Insurance Plans, a trade group.
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Still, we can work with other countries to raise the cost of ethnic cleansing, and under international law we have an obligation to take steps to address genocide (although the law does not stipulate that these actions must be particularly significant).
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But regardless of their employment status, public officials have an obligation to the law and to the public interest, not an obligation to cater to the president's whims, insecurities, or desire to see his associates evade legal accountability for their actions.
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Going forward, we'll be in the store 10-6 every day... 2/ We all have an obligation to do our part to contain the spread of this global pandemic and get to the business of recovery as soon as possible.
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It is our moral imperative to support individuals with Alzheimer's and we as a nation have an obligation to care for our citizens as they age and to support them as they struggle to face the challenges of this disease.
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"Do you not also have an obligation to let those folks know that that was a hoax, that — or at least inform them who was behind that sponsored advertisement," Sewell asked Facebook's general counsel Colin Stretch during the November hearing.
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I've taken some votes that Republicans haven't liked, but at the end of the day, you have an obligation to do the right thing as you see it, and I think that's what's missing maybe a little bit in politics today.
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Serious journalists who cover his attendance at a veterans rally have an obligation to voters, to veterans and to all who were POWs to ask Trump directly whether he still prefers troops who were never captured to those who were.
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"Our public institutions, especially contemporary art museums, have an obligation to engage with the issues of our time," Mary Ceruti, the executive director and chief curator of SculptureCenter in Long Island City, Queens, and one of the letter's signatories, told Hyperallergic.
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As far as our organization goes, air traffic controllers are professionals and we have a responsibility when we are fatigued or overstressed — when we know we're not 100 percent ready to work — we have an obligation to not go to work.
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Then again, if one simply accepts that the overweighting of rural interests in American politics is a fixed element of the system, then the fact is that national politicians have an obligation to come up with ideas to serve rural communities.
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"The bottom line: regardless of the final outcomes regarding [Monday's] incident, we have an obligation as an institution to take a hard look at our campus climate— especially for students of color — and enact systemic change to make UTSA a more inclusive campus."
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To be sure, antifa is not a movement on the malignant order of the KKK, but we need to recognize that the principle is the same: when particular groups are predisposed to violence, we have an obligation to strip them of their anonymity.
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For example, does a tech or automotive company have an obligation to reach out to people who are using their products the wrong way; and how comfortable is the public with some people being part of a beta test out on the road?
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"We have an obligation to current and future generations to ensure the federal coal program delivers a fair return to American taxpayers and takes into account its impacts on climate change," Interior Secretary Sally Jewell told reporters during a Friday conference call.
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"[N]ow that a recount is underway, we believe we have an obligation to the more than 64 million Americans who cast ballots for Hillary Clinton to participate in ongoing proceedings to ensure that an accurate vote count will be reported," Elias wrote.
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"The decision by the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit properly recognizes that pursuant to sexual harassment laws, employers have an obligation to address, and also seek to prevent, sexual harassment," Maya Raghu, the organization's director of workplace equality, told Broadly.
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"Employers have an obligation to take steps to stop sexual harassment in the workplace when they learn it is occurring through cyber-bullying via the internet and social media," said Philip Moss, a trial attorney in the EEOC&aposs San Antonio Field Office.
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"No matter how small an issue we may find with an aircraft, we have an obligation mandated by operation of our [Federal Aviation Administration] issued licenses to repair it and make the aircraft airworthy," the union's national director Bret Oestreich said last week.
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Global leaders who don't have an obligation to particular national governments have been the most outspoken: from nongovernmental organization leaders like David Miliband of the International Rescue Committee to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres (the former head of UNHCR) to Pope Francis.
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Those of us who care about an equitable civil society, who believe in a just world, and who live in a proverbial blue state have an obligation to work locally to turn them into laboratories of something else: that diminished thing called hope.
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"We have an obligation to ensure that (communities) are part of the solution," said Julie Jacobson, a program officer with The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, adding that South Sudan has only had one case of Guinea worm disease so far this year.
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Amy Adkins, the president and chief executive of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Association, said in a statement that "we have an obligation to operate the orchestra in a sound financial manner and cannot let the union force us into poor financial decisions."
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Brett Redfearn, the Securities and Exchange Commission&aposs director of trading and markets, said at an industry conference last month that while it&aposs "always good to see competition bringing down prices for investors," firms still have an obligation to serve clients well.
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Yet we still proceed cautiously and carefully with nicotine, because it is a powerful drug, and when powerful drugs are consumed by lots of people in new and untested ways we have an obligation to try to figure out what will happen.
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"But I think we have an obligation beyond all of that to the Constitution, and the only remedy for these serious crimes that have been alleged is the impeachment process," said Gore, who also represented Tennessee in both the House and Senate.
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These are the facts of that terrible history, and the Poles, like all other nations conquered by Germany that became embroiled in the Nazi atrocities, have an obligation to the victims and to the future to seek the full truth, however painful.
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By the logic of America First, the US doesn't have an obligation to refugees on humanitarian grounds; what it has is a self-interest in accepting people who are similar to certain Americans already here and will thus maintain the cultural status quo.
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"There is a concept in Jewish teaching and thought known as tikkun olam — It translates literally into 'repairing the world,' but what it means more broadly is that we all have an obligation to one another and to be of service," wrote Greitens.
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But Parfit, like Singer, participated in the effective altruism movement, which argues that people have an obligation to do what they can to improve the world through actions like adopting vegetarianism, donating at least 10 percent of your income to effective charities, and so forth.
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"As far as I'm concerned, the British government has made a commitment to Ireland to not make decisions that would result in physical border infrastructure re-emerging and they have an obligation to follow through on that commitment," Simon Coveney told a parliamentary committee.
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"I think on the issue of too big to fail, we have an obligation to keep speaking up; people may not agree with us but if we keep speaking up, maybe they will agree with us," Kashkari told the Banking Law Institute in Minneapolis.
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"All candidates have an obligation to try and provide an atmosphere of harmony, to reduce violence, to not incite violence and to make sure we are appealing to people on their best ideals," he said at a news conference at the Republican National Committee's headquarters.
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" In this week's statement, Gottleib said, "We have an obligation to provide caregivers and patients with the confidence that drugs making cancer treatment claims have been carefully evaluated for safety, efficacy, and quality, and are monitored by the FDA once they're on the market.
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Though fear and greed have been used to sell the Apocalypse - we, as American citizens, have an obligation to sift through disinformation and educate ourselves, so that we can recognize genuine vulnerabilities that can truly impact our way of life and disrupt our national security.
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Because as owners, we not only have an opportunity to speak up, we have an obligation to speak up when we identify an opportunity to enhance the business, either by pointing out a weakness of a peer or pointing out a weakness in a process.
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In a dissent from the Garcetti majority, Justice David Souter said he hoped the court's ruling did not "imperil First Amendment protection of academic freedom in public colleges and universities," pointing out that professors have an obligation to share the results of their research.
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You certainly don't have an obligation to support a candidate without regard to her prospects; otherwise, you could write in the name of that marvelous political-science professor you had in freshman year, knowing that she will end up with one lambent, heartfelt vote.
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I want our young people to be inspired and motivated by these girls and to realize that while their own school may be far from perfect, they still have an obligation to show up every day to that classroom and learn as much as they can.
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As climate change exacerbates extreme weather and other problems including sea-level rise, Trump will have an obligation to protect U.S. citizens, activists say, and could miss key opportunities to create the millions of new jobs he has promised, if the country backs off renewable energy expansion.
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I bought Facebook stock the day before the earnings because I think, and that's hypocritical, because I'm very critical of Facebook, I think young people or old people, switch them out, I think we have an obligation to create economic security for us and our families.
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If the DoJ probe does not seem well aligned with this spirit of deference, it pays to note Justice Kennedy's caveat that universities have an obligation to refine their admissions policies "to reconcile the pursuit of diversity with the constitutional promise of equal treatment and dignity".
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"With only a handful of USS Arizona survivors still living today, and so few others who were alive when the attacks took place, we have an obligation to preserve and record these lessons of history for future generations," Jorge Franzini, a CuriosityStream producer, said in a statement.
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"As lawmakers we have an obligation to the public to ensure that those who are responsible are accountable and not untouchable, as indeed is the case now where the individuals responsible are protected by the regulatory inadequacy of our current system," Hollinrake said in a statement.
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"If he engages in vile slander and fabrication about children who are murdered at Sandy Hook and he harasses the parents of children who were murdered at Sandy Hook … Facebook, Twitter don't have an obligation to provide him a platform because they're private companies," Sykes said.
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And, for those of us who care about the legacy that we honor here today -- about equality and dignity and democracy and solidarity and kindness, those of us who remain young at heart, if ot in body -- we have an obligation to help our youth succeed.
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"Our electric cooperatives believe they have an obligation to economic development, so it was very natural for them to leverage the systems they have to also provide broadband," said Martha A. Duggan, a senior principal for the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, a trade group in Washington.
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"All candidates have an obligation to do what they can do ...provide an atmosphere of harmony, to reduce violence, to not incite violence," Ryan told reporters, speaking after a string of chaotic events that have been most notable at campaign rallies for front-runner Donald Trump.
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"All candidates have an obligation to try and provide an atmosphere of harmony, to reduce violence, to not incite violence and to make sure we are appealing to people on their best ideals," Ryan told reporters at a news conference at the Republican National Committee's headquarters.
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"All candidates have an obligation to try and provide an atmosphere of harmony, to reduce violence, to not incite violence, and to make sure we are appealing to people on their best ideals," he told reporters, while maintaining that he would support Trump as the Republic nominee.
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But I think that if our sexuality and gender are political, we have an obligation to throw it in the faces of those who would rather see us die and show them that we will not back down to their rules and constraints on our lives.
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"We have an obligation to provide caregivers and patients with the confidence that drugs making cancer treatment claims have been carefully evaluated for safety, efficacy, and quality, and are monitored by the FDA once they're on the market," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in a statement.
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And, for those of us who care about the legacy that we honor here today — about equality and dignity and democracy and solidarity and kindness, those of us who remain young at heart, if not in body — we have an obligation to help our youth succeed.
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At the very least, don't the members of the House and Senate, who swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution, have an obligation to rebuke this president for his attacks on the press and free speech, both protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution?
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Because I believe that we have an obligation to smooth the path of our young people and enable their grasp of the skills and resources they need to succeed, I made Baltimore City Community College tuition-free for all Baltimore City high school graduates beginning this year.
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"If he is going to agree on issues like trade and transportation infrastructure in a very real way with us, we have an obligation to pursue it," Mr. Schumer said about Mr. Trump, who quickly reached out to Mr. Schumer by phone after his presidential victory.
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"While a contentious forking event may be inevitable, and may ultimately provide a path forward for on-chain capacity increases, we have an obligation to our customers to provide a clear and consistent plan to minimize potential confusion surrounding such an event," the open letter states.
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"There's always been a sense in Florida that if you feel you have been victimized, you have an obligation to protect your honor by avenging what has taken place," Robert Snyder, a professor of American Studies at the University of South Florida, once told the Tampa Bay Times.
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It's true that Trump doesn't care about any obligations he has beyond what's legally enforceable, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have them, and the people who work for Trump have an obligation to be honest with themselves, with the country, and with the president himself about that.
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Then you have to come up with a creative way to say how do we ensure that that person gets a fair rate of pay without necessarily creating a situation where three companies have an obligation to pay the national minimum wage for the same period of time.
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If there is even one step we can take to save another child, or another parent, or another town, from the grief that has visited Tucson, and Aurora, and Oak Creek, and Newtown, and communities from Columbine to Blacksburg before that — then surely we have an obligation to try.
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"Everybody wants us to sign a deal with Cunha, including newspaper columnists and editorials basically saying we have an obligation to do so," Carlos Lima, a lead prosecutor in the probe, told Reuters recently from his office in the southern city of Curitiba, where the investigation is centered.
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"If we have the ability to save a single life, we have an obligation to try to save a single life, and that is what we have been doing," said Steven Banks, the commissioner of the city's Human Rights Administration and Department of Social Services, who oversees homeless services.
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Reiterating that the central bank will not take a mechanical approach to rates that will likely be higher over time, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said policymakers cannot know in advance how far the capacity-building process can go but have an obligation to let it occur.
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"If we are going to put people in jail and punish people, take their liberties away, take their licenses away, we have an obligation to be accurate," said Joseph Bernard, the defense lawyer who helped Mr. Mottor get a new trial and is representing dozens of others in Massachusetts.
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Government officials have an obligation to not only implement policies that keep Americans as a whole safe in the face of potential pandemics but also take every step necessary to make sure that disabled and chronically ill people are shielded from the harm those policies might cause them.
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"If you're on the Fox board, and you have a strong view that Comcast will come back with a higher offer, you probably have an obligation to wait and see the structure and the price of that," said John Janedis, a media analyst with Jefferies in New York.
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As evidence, it points to a canon law stating that Catholics have an obligation to entrust "their children to Catholic schools wherever and whenever it is possible," as well as a brief filed by an Orthodox Jewish group suggesting that children should study the Torah at Orthodox Jewish schools.
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"Together with the Legislature, we have the ability to further protect New Jersey from actions taken by the Trump Administration to roll back the hard-fought protections afforded by the ACA [Affordable Care Act] and I would argue we have an obligation to do so," Murphy said in a statement.
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"Between now and then, we still have an obligation to investigate the deeply troubling evidence outlined by the special counsel — not merely the portions that implicate Russian nationals, as some have suggested, but the entire report, including the volume that lays out some of the president's troubling behavior," Nadler said.
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"I think we have an obligation to look at how we are advising and educating our athletes to make sure that we're doing everything we can and that this doesn't ever happen again to another athlete," Steve Simon, the chief executive of the WTA, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
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"My job is to keep my personal beliefs out of it, but I absolutely believe that our citizens have constitutional rights and our institutions have an obligation to serve those citizens and not simply roll over and play dead," he said Tuesday, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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MacKinnon countered that the Crown could simply subpoena Makuch to corroborate the veracity of his articles, to which Shaikh responded that the Crown and police have an obligation to present the best evidence — a news article is hearsay and is not sufficient when actual exchanges between Makuch and Shirdon exist.
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In the aftermath of yet more genocidal violence, in Kosovo, Mr. Annan called on the United Nations to embrace the norm known as "the responsibility to protect," which dictates that states have an obligation to prevent atrocities both at home and abroad — and that the Security Council would adjudicate those decisions.
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In Janus, the court ruled, on First Amendment grounds, that public-sector employees who do not join their workplace's labor union cannot be required to pay "fair share fees" to cover the costs of collective bargaining, even though all unions have an obligation to represent paying members and nonmembers alike.
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An executive order, first issued by Mayor Ed Koch in 1978 and ratified by every mayor since, directs that all New York City employees have an obligation to report to the city's independent Department of Investigation any instance of corruption, waste, fraud or abuse by public officials or city contractors.
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"I would've thought somewhere along the line, somebody would've said that when you impact kids with special needs -- who we sort of have an obligation to take care of our own here in Iowa -- that we would've thought that maybe we shouldn't be doing this," Dale Todd, whose son has epilepsy, told Rep.
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"All candidates have an obligation to do what they can do to try and provide an atmosphere of harmony, to reduce the violence, to not incite violence and to make sure that we are appealing to people on their best ideals, that we are going to unite the country around ideas," Ryan said.
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The argument is simple: The radical changes to our behavior required by a strong cosmopolitanism — which holds that we have an obligation to treat all people the same — would entail abandoning too much of what gives shape and meaning to our lives in the first place (our families, communities and so on).
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You have an obligation to score; it's What You Have to Do. All this and more was at stake when, not long ago, on a hot, humid Saturday in London's Dulwich neighborhood, I answered an invitation to play for the Writers Guild XI. What's an Oscar nomination or a Bafta award by comparison?
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We adoptive parents may not wish to know if there was something illegal and ugly about our child's adoption, but we have an obligation to at least not look away from the ways the one-child policy itself, and the abuses that resulted from it, caused suffering to the people of China.
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As a result of my unwavering respect for justice and human diversity, I have an obligation, as a Venezuelan citizen, to speak out against the unconstitutional decision by the government to convene a national constituent assembly, which will have the power not only to rewrite the Constitution but also to dissolve state institutions.
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Charlie DentCharles (Charlie) Wieder DentThe Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps The Hill's 12:30 Report: Muller testimony dominates Washington Lawmakers, press hit the courts for charity tennis event MORE (R-Pa.) on Thursday said that Republicans have an obligation to speak out against racism.
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While that effort has not, in our view, resulted in evidence of manipulation of results, now that a recount is underway, we believe we have an obligation to the more than 64 million Americans who cast ballots for Hillary Clinton to participate in ongoing proceedings to ensure that an accurate vote count will be reported.
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I constantly have to remind myself — and my mother — that I have an obligation to my creative process, which I must preserve in order to tell stories about a people — in the case of "Here Comes the Sun," working-class women — whose lives are rarely reflected on the page with depth, compassion, honesty and respect.
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"If anybody — not just Donald Trump — if anybody is out there representing the Republican Party in ways that we believe disfigure conservatism or do not portray what our views and principles are, I as a party leader and others, I assume, as well, have an obligation to defend our principles from being distorted," he said.
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"Countries with close bilateral ties to the Philippines, particularly the United States, have an obligation to urge accountability for the victims of Duterte's abusive drug war, rather than offer to roll out the red carpet for official state visits with its mastermind," said Phelim Kine, a deputy director in Human Rights Watch's Asia division.
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"We all have an obligation to do nothing less than change the culture in this country," Biden said at an event at the Russian Tea Room in New York City Tuesday night, which was hosted by the Biden Foundation and It's On Us, honoring students who have worked to end sexual assault on college campuses.
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"Given this clear abuse of power, I believe I have an obligation to outline the conduct, both during the Russian investigation and the Ukraine matter, that is within the well-established definition of the 'high crimes and misdemeanors' that the Senate would consider in an impeachment trial," he said in a statement Wednesday afternoon.
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The key to living a life of integrity is to take ownership of the consequential decisions," Rosenstein said in a commencement address at Campbell University Law School in Raleigh, N.C. He also urged the students to defend "the rule of law," saying that, as lawyers, they have an obligation to "speak up for the truth.
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"I have an obligation to protect the 226,22015 people," said Judge Nicholas Garaufis in a hearing Thursday in Brooklyn district court, citing the number of DACA recipients in the U.S. He's hearing the case of Martin Batalla Vidal, a DACA recipient who was born in Mexico but has lived in New York since he was 216.
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"I have an obligation to protect the 800,20153 people," said Judge Nicholas Garaufis in a hearing Thursday in Brooklyn district court, citing the number of DACA recipients in the U.S. He's hearing the case of Martin Batalla Vidal, a DACA recipient who was born in Mexico but has lived in New York since he was 7.
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"The investigation into the practice of wireless carriers selling location data was first prompted by a May 8 letter to the FCC from Wyden, who noted that carriers "have an obligation to take affirmative steps to verify law enforcement requests for consumer information, and must further ensure they are the sole avenue for law enforcement to obtain that information.
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We also thought we might have an obligation to talk about the official music video for "Paris" by the Chainsmokers, if only because the video represents a rare situation in which the addition of visuals makes a song notably worse, and we were shocked that this was even possible for a song as bad as "Paris" by the Chainsmokers.
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On Sunday night, Free the Delegates sent out a press release saying that Arizona delegate Lori Hack will "defy" her state's primary that elected Trump and vote for the candidate of her choice and it will not be Trump, "Duly elected delegates have an obligation to vote their conscience, free of fear and threats," said Hack in the release.
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The problem Alinity and Dr Disrespect present is twofold and goes deeper than Twitch, because it's really a question of responsibility; platforms have an obligation to protect people like Mogollon from sexist harassment, and they also have to figure out what to do when one of their stars intentionally breaks their terms of service, like Beahm did at E3.
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Both men have an obligation to try to halt an alarming trajectory that has their nations brushing up against each other on opposite sides of Syria's civil war, at odds over NATO expansion, and maneuvering troops, ships and planes in dangerous proximity in Europe and the Baltic, with the potential for miscalculation and escalation a daily threat.
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"While that effort has not, in our view, resulted in evidence of manipulation of results, now that a recount is underway, we believe we have an obligation to the more than 64 million Americans who cast ballots for Hillary Clinton to participate in ongoing proceedings to ensure that an accurate vote count will be reported," he said.
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And I'm not one to necessarily police and say, "Oh, you can only write something if you're from that community," but I do think that if you do write that, you have an obligation to really do your work and go beyond stereotypes and really question yourself and I don't always think that those plays have done that successfully.
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In a period of crisis, that subtle power could be exercised in truly disturbing ways: Consider, for instance, the reported conversation at a Facebook meeting about whether the company might have an obligation to intervene against a figure like Donald Trump — something that a tweak of its news algorithm or even its Election Day notification could theoretically help accomplish.
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"I'm not going to tell you they support this bill right now, but they have to realize that as the world has changed and they have been selling ads to people and making money off of this political system, that they have an obligation just like TV and radio has to disclose this publicly," Klobuchar said.
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Senate Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) said his colleagues have an obligation to allow the debate to proceed and would break Senate traditions by blocking it.
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YOU KNOW, WERE BIG BELIEVERS IN CHARTER, BUT I THINK AS JOHN LIKELY SAID, YOU KNOW, HE AND I CHAT ABOUT IT, YOU KNOW, WE HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO OUR SHAREHOLDERS TO SEE WHAT OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED TO US, AND, YOU KNOW, THAT DOESNT MEAN THERE ISNT POTENTIAL FOR DISAGREEMENTS, BUT WE WORK THEM OUT WELL USUALLY.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Masterpieces Tucked Away to Appreciate, Not to Be Appreciated" (front page, May 29), about storage vaults in Geneva with more than a million artworks: Those who collect art or scarce or unique items of any kind have an obligation to make such creations available to scholars or others who have a genuine interest.
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It's a metaphor for our understanding of what it means to live in a participatory democracy—that as Americans we have an obligation to question authority; that we must not simply accept what the government tells us is good for us as people, as a country, or bad for us, or how we should live our lives.
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That celebrities are taking action is good, but governments and multinationals that do business with the wealthy sultanate have an obligation to look for ways to persuade Sultan Hassanal and other beneficiaries of Brunei's oil riches that they best quickly bring their laws into compliance with their human rights obligations and abandon vicious punishments for blameless behavior.
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"Arts organizations, such as ours, have an obligation to create platforms of freedom that allow for the open discussion of ideas," Manon Slome, the chief curator of the art nonprofit No Longer Empty — which is currently working with Raicovich and the Queens Museum on a forthcoming Mel Chin exhibition — and one of the letters' signatories, told Hyperallergic.
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I think Google is there to sell more water purifiers, and while it's probably because they're so powerful and important that we have that discussion about the service itself, I don't think they have an obligation to internally promote debates publicly that are going to make them look bad and put the CEO in a very difficult position.
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"Not just Donald Trump, if anybody is out there representing the Republican Party in ways that we believe disfigure conservatism or do not portray what our views and principles are I, as a party leader — and others, I assume as well — have an obligation to defend our principles from being distorted and we're going to continue doing that," Ryan explained.
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At their inception, agencies in the United States operated as "employment companies," which are legally bound to a few important conditions: they must obtain a license from the state, they can only charge up to a 10 percent commission fee, and, perhaps most importantly, they have an obligation to "procure or attempt to procure ... employment or engagements" for their clients.
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The question we have to put to the elected officials protecting this president, and indeed to all those being paid a taxpayer-funded salary and then concealing, distorting or denying the truth to make this man look competent, is: Don't you have an obligation, either moral, ethical, patriotic or otherwise, to level with America that you, too, are concerned by Trump's erratic behavior?
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The rise of fake news and what role that might have played in the outcome of the EU referendum in the U.K. and the most recent presidential election in the U.S.; and extreme cases of harassment online, are two of the uglier examples of where social sites might have an obligation to play a stronger role beyond that of simply being a conduit for information.
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Know that you have an obligation to never shy away from doing the right thing, because the fight to ensure tech is used for good is never over; to make sure that technology reflects and upholds the right values, we have to build with awareness, and the best way to be more aware is to have more people in the room with different voices and different views.
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So I have an obligation as the DNC chair to ensure that at Fox, that every single debate is going to be a debate on the issues where I don't need to worry about distractions or other things that undermine our North Star principle, which is making sure that all of the candidates have their chance to articulate their vision to the American people.
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Some in Congress are bracing for the possibility that Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE might argue in his interview with lawmakers that the FBI did not have an obligation to disclose all exculpatory evidence to the FISA judges.
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"We feel like we have an obligation to do that as a majority, and the Democrats, of course, need to be given an opportunity to react to it, and that all begins tomorrow," McConnell told the network's Dana BashDana BashCNN's Tapper scolds Biden for not coughing into his elbow during live interview The Southern Poverty Law Center and yesterday's wars McConnell defends GOP crafting stimulus plan without Democrats MORE.
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The philosopher Will Kymlicka, of Canada's Queens University, provides the following example: [I]f someone has a heart attack in front of us on the street, we have a humanitarian obligation to assist, whether they are tourists or citizens, but in the case of citizens, we also have an obligation to identify and address factors (such as economic insecurity) that make some people much more vulnerable to heart attacks than others.
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And in a letter last month, Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) brought the matter to Clinton herself, noting that the Justice Department would have an obligation to notify her if he had accessed her data.
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"As we have repeatedly made clear to the Department of Justice, the university will certainly comply with its obligations under Title VI. In the process, we have an obligation to protect the confidentiality of student and applicant files and other highly sensitive records, and we have been seeking to engage the Department of Justice in the best means of doing so," Anna Cowenhoven, Harvard's associate dean of communications, said in a statement to CNN.
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If it does even one — if the Louisiana law survives this test, which is really a test of the Supreme Court itself — then those of us who have set aside talk of impeachment and the day's multiple distractions long enough to understand the game that's afoot will have an obligation somehow to break through the din when the decision is announced in late spring or early summer and let the public in on the secret.
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And by the way, we have an obligation up here, if there are not any of our African-American brothers and sisters up here, to speak about an economy in which African-Americans are exploited, where black women die at three times higher rates than white women, where we have a criminal justice system which is racist and broken, disproportionately made up of African-Americans and Latinos and Native Americans who are in jail.
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Part of the independence of the Fourth Estate is that it is not government-controlled, and media companies thereby have an obligation to pursue profits on behalf of their shareholders, their owners, and also has an obligation to invest a good chunk of that profit back into news and back into public affairs, and to maintain certain standards and to not dumb down the news, and to have higher aspirations for what effective news can do.
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He and others also stated that there was..... ....."no pressure" put on him to investigate Sleepy Joe Biden even though, as President, I have an "obligation" to look into corruption, and Biden's actions, on tape, about firing the prosecutor, and his son's taking millions of dollars, with no knowledge or talent, from a..... ....Ukrainian energy company, and more millions taken from China, and now reports of other companies and countries also giving him big money, are certainly looking very corrupt (to put it mildly!) to me.
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I just think — I wish — you're besmirching prosecutors who actually are no longer in government, but prosecutors are important in our system and you are going after the very basis of our justice system, which has plenty of problems but, you know, part of the thing is you got out, you do have an obligation to at least admit what you did wrong and you refuse to do that and you're creating a whole new alternate universe of facts and that may be big in politics today but it's still frankly just bullshit.
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And yet, the most important debate we could be having, in both developed and developing countries, might be whether or not the quality of our public conversations, as informed by national levels of education, human development and institutional strength, is sufficient to reveal the advantageous and the harmful, or to separate the just from the unjust, as Aristotle set forth in the 4th century B.C. We certainly have an obligation to warn against the perils of social media, including the ways it can facilitate the spread of untrustworthy information, incite hatred and violence, or worsen mass political manipulation.
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" —Vice President Biden with @DrBiden at the #SocialGood Summit on their hope that by 2030 we live in a world where cancer as we know it is ended #2030Now A photo posted by Vice President Joe Biden (@vp) on Sep 19, 2016 at 5:30pm PDT "This is personal" @DrBiden and @VP's Cancer Moonshot hopes to double the rate of cancer research #2030Now — Shot@Life (@ShotAtLife) September 20163, 2016 Look at @VP using his conversational style using basketball to explain a concept in cancer so ppl can understand #2030Now #CancerMoonshot — Deika Morrison (@deikamorrison) September 19, 201693 "I'm more optimistic today than I've ever been in my entire career....we have an obligation to help NOW" -@VP #CancerMoonshot #201683Now — Rachel Brooks (@brookzyr) September 201673, 201663 "Imagine what the world can look like in 201653 if we're smart and we work like hell"@VP #201643NOW — Mashable Social Good (@socialgood) September 201633, 201623 "Today!
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Me: Hey, I'M the interviewer hereHim: I dunno, I feel it sometimes, as your partner I feel that wayMe: OofNoI think it's more that I feel if I'm not satisfied, I have an obligation to do something about it that's somehow bigger than just meHim: And that's hardBut maybe we've digressedMe: Hah yesIt was an A+ move on our part to go to the PG mixer the week before the partySee that other people were nervous like usMake some franz(One of whom would turn out to be more than just a friend, foreshadowing)Him: HahahaThat pre-event sort of demystified the whole thingI think it reminded me that a sex party is first and foremost about having a good (safe and consensual) timeInstead of some big dramatic thingMe: Because of the presentation by the woman who ran us through the "do"s and "don't"s?
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