of, under, without, with or by obligation?

An exchange of such gifts shall not create a sense of obligation.

I don't think I have any kind of obligation to make an apology to anyone.

The difficulty here is when one feels they have to act this way out of obligation.

And so out of obligation Salma returned to the brothel to do the only work she knew.

We extend this sense of obligation and return far beyond that of any other creature.

GM had far more share 5-10 years ago, but they had a weak balance sheet and tons of obligations.

The knowledge of obligations (inheritance) He would teach exegesis and traditions very wonderfully.

Thus, in Japan, we may have more courses on Sales Contract Law ', rather than the Law of Obligations ' in general.

It was very convenient for us to attend mass on August 15th for the Feast of the Assumption, a holiday of obligation.

She simply felt a debt of obligation because Pauline had written letters to her when she was confined to a sanitarium.

They were under obligation to no one and enjoyed being their own masters.

The State was under obligation to protect the life of every person in the country under this Article.

As a signatory to the Rome Statute, Kenya will be under obligation to meet the terms of the ICC, which the accused are well aware of.

They are also under obligation to broaden the conception of the heritage by relating the church's life to non-biblical sources of spiritual insight.

Hopefuly this means that I can return to the lovely prospect of seeing theatre without obligation.

If it's all about control, then I know the decision not to marry is one thing I have complete control over, without obligation to anyone other than myself.

The information is given on a general basis without obligation and on the understanding that any person acting upon or in reliance on it, does so entirely at his or her own risk.

In addition, there are gender inequalities in obligations and reciprocities regarding labour.