Sentences with phrase «opportunity out of obligation»

For many of us, a battery case for our smartphone is a necessary fact of life, but Mophie wants to make opportunity out of obligation.

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A church is where people grow, worship and serve God out of a sense of opportunity, not obligation.

You can't be talked out of that — and Panikker's point is that no one should try: our opportunity and obligation is to speak and to listen, so that heart will speak to heart across and by means of our differences.

«I believe, however, that while nothing should be ruled out, it is important to say that the sanctions that we are placing on Iran are having some effect, that we will continue to look at how the United Nations regime can be improved if it becomes necessary but Iran of course has an opportunity to comply with the International Atomic Energy Authority and with its obligations under the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty and I hope they will do so.»

As Alex Lewis, president of the Council for Postgraduate Students and Junior Researchers in Europe (Eurodoc), pointed out during the meeting, young scientists have an obligation to use their own networks to learn about different career tracks and to seek opportunities.

Not just out of obligation for the two games, but also because it gave a fun opportunity to take a preexisting level, and change it into something different, much like the Banjo games themselves.

Even factoring in associates with family obligations or severe debt, as well as the minority who love their jobs too much to leave, one would think that a couple of hundred associates would seek out this opportunity — particularly because they've been assured that their jobs will be secure upon their return.

An association of law student societies came out in favour of ABS: «[W] e conclude that ABS provides an opportunity for an old profession to renew its service coverage and efficiency, and bolster its statutory obligation to serve the public interest....

I don't understand, how the current CREA president would reconcile the client of a part - time agent missing out on an opportunity, due to other employment obligations — especially if said client wasn't aware of the agents part - time status.