mutual obligation

They know how he will react, what their mutual obligations are.

I think most people accept the idea of a mutual obligation - we should support them, but they need to meet us half way.

They must also continue to apply for 4 or more positions at the same time to meet their mutual obligations.

He praised the overall approach and said the idea of mutual obligations makes sense.

They also list the mutual obligations of the king and his nobles.

The two had mutual obligations to each other within the traditional patronage network.

I think this, per se, reflects our support for mutual obligations.

But they also acknowledge that mutual obligations are widely understood and accepted.

"But there are no instruments of control and no mutual obligations."

"I'm happy to have even rhetorical support for our mutual obligation to care for children."

He spoke of "mutual obligations" borne by the homeless, like participation in drug treatment programs.

These relationships create mutual obligations and responsibilities that may be socially useful for participants.

It is one means by which job seekers can satisfy their mutual obligation requirements.

But it always involved a pact between worker and employer, a recognition of mutual obligation.

The non-compensatory basis focuses on the mutual obligation of support created by the marriage.

Patients and physicians, after all, have mutual obligations.

In the absence of such mutual obligation, it has been held, a relationship of employment does not exist.

According to the beliefs which inspired these laws, economic transactions were supposed to be based on mutual obligation, not individual gain.

The graduants became a fraternity which served together, and continued to have mutual obligation to each other for life.

Then, recollection from reading: No, in this country, food or drink shared creates bonds of mutual obligation.

A contract of sale is an agreement by which the seller and buyer undertake mutual obligations.

Not only does it create mutual obligations between states, but it is capable of giving individuals rights in the national courts.

Their success was based on mutual obligations.

Contracts define a functional structure that holds such an organization together by imposing mutual obligations on people.

If an agreement along these lines is achieved, it would for the first time bind governments together in a mutual obligation to conserve species.