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obligation <an obligation; obligations> N

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obligation COMMUNIC
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commercial obligation ECON

contractual obligation LAW

dated obligation ECON

financial obligation ECON

general obligation ECON

joint obligation ECON

optional obligation ECON

repurchase obligation ECON

tax obligation

time obligation

certificate of obligation ECON

put oneself under obligation VB

without any obligation ECON

put or keep under obligation VB

action for failure to fulfil an obligation LAW

discharge from a debt or an obligation VB

impose as a duty or obligation upon VB

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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No real international rights or obligations have thus been accepted.
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Their demand for a right to work is often not matched by an obligation to be efficient.
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The press has the freedom to publish, but government and civil society have the obligation to speak out against hate.
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The elder hand is under no obligation to make any exchange at all.
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They had obligations to pay taxes, provide labor, and serve in the military.
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If members became sick, they would receive an allowance to help them meet their financial obligations.
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They continue to tour when the members' schedules permit, as they also have other music-related obligations outside the band.
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This obligation involves both private and public worship.
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If the project is not successful, the project owner has no further obligation or work to do.
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If either is done, the obligations in respect of the money are transformed from contract to property, from debt to trust.
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