Sentences with phrase «serve out of obligation»

Most the time I serve out of obligation.

Not exact matches

Having recently called out the federal government for failing to provide a justification for its decision to approve Shell's Jackpine mine oil sands expansion project (an approach that serves no interest other than the government's, as even industry would stand to benefit from knowing why one project is justified while another, e.g. Taseko's original Prosperity mine, is not), it was reassuring to see that at least this Joint Review Panel (JRP) shares my understanding of this obligation under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012, SC 2012, c 19.

We are not serving with gladness and love, but out of a sense of obligation so as not to let anyone down.

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

There is often pressure to be more involved in church life, but I really do my best to serve where God calls me to instead of out of obligation.

This feeling of harmonious connection with other things is perfectly concrete, and if it serves as a categoreally basic feeling, puts a new perspective on both the knowledge of principle (categoreal obligations) and the knowledge of particular other things arising out of their specific initial data.

As we indicated in our previous press conference held on the 2nd September, 2014, we have the obligation to take up this mantle to clear these doubts in the minds of Ghanaians and investors because it serves no good if conflicting informations are churned out by our leaders who ought to know the detrimental effects these speculations and statements have on our economy both locally and internationally.

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....

«For satellite dish installation permission — # 500 plus surveyor's fee for inspecting channels» CLRA 2002, Sch 11 gave tenants the right to challenge the liability to pay and reasonableness of an administration charge — for example, for consent to installation of a satellite dish or carrying out of building works, on providing information or documents or in respect of a failure to make payment under the lease — at a LVT and, ahead of service charges, obligated the landlord to serve, with a demand for the payment of the charge, a summary of the tenant's rights and obligations.

Put another way, because lawyers are obligated to adhere to the ethical rules to protect clients, finding out what their ethical obligations are is «part of what clients and the legal system expect lawyers to do, serves to reinforce ethical behavior, and informs future conduct.»

Mr. Awuau failed his obligations under subsection 3 (a) and (b) to «provide the grounds upon which the party objects to the dismissal of the proceeding, or set out any other issues or concerns, in writing; and serve the material upon the other parties and file it within 20 days of the date of the notice provided under Rule 68.2.

But she points out, as a self - regulating profession, the legal industry must find a way to serve those who would otherwise be excluded: «If legal fees are so out of reach that the average person doesn't have access to the justice system, we have an obligation to fill gaps in the system by requiring the profession to step up to the plate,» she says.

Never Too Old: Achieving Permanency and Sustaining Connections for Older Youth in Foster Care (PDF - 1,414 KB) Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute (2011) Explores research findings regarding the number of foster youth who age out of care, legal obligations for serving emancipating youth, outcomes for emancipated youth, and adoption and guardianship of older youth.