moral obligation

We have a social and moral obligation to these people.

Second, does he have a moral obligation to me as his student?

"The town has a moral obligation to look into this."

We have such a moral obligation; most people believe that.

"There was a moral obligation for the company to step up."

I think that the state of Israel has a moral obligation toward these people.

It's also, at this point in history, a sort of moral obligation.

As a state we have the moral obligation to help save our children.

Do we have a moral obligation to stay home when we're sick?

"I think there's a moral obligation to deal with these problems," he said.

"They had a moral obligation to let people know the truth," he said.

Besides, she had a moral obligation that needed her attention.

He must believe performers have a moral obligation to support music of their time.

I feel a moral obligation to my readers to get it right.

"I felt a moral obligation to women that this never happen again," she said.

Our own national interest and moral obligations demand that we do no less.

I had a moral obligation to act one way or the other."

"It is our moral obligation to provide for a skilled work force."

"These are the moral obligations of a society," he said.

"We also believe the international community has a moral obligation to act.

It is a moral obligation of the state to pay off those debts.

"We have a moral obligation to make sure every child has food on the table.

If that was the case, he had a moral obligation to help Parker now.

Each of us have a moral obligation to be responsible for our actions.

But he felt a moral obligation to save others from what he'd experienced.