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Meanings of morally obligated in English

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Usage of morally obligated in English
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She said, I mean we're morally obligated to try.
The darkness before the dawn
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As entertaining as those thermonuclear reviews on Yelp can be, you're morally obligated to be constructive.
Wired
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As far as ethics are concerned, it's obvious: you're morally obligated to give your job your full efforts.
BBC
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However, by signing up to the declaration New Zealand is at the very least morally obligated to honour it.
Radio NZ
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Second, the community gets the benefit of the laborer's efforts, and thus ought to feel morally obligated to safeguard his employment.
Problems in American Democracy
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And 72 percent said they were "personally morally obligated" to do what they can in their daily lives to reduce emissions.
Reuters
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Two-thirds of respondents (66 percent) said that world leaders are morally obligated to take action to reduce CO2 emissions.
Reuters
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"Your sister stated that she felt morally obligated to share certain information with the authorities."
Monday Mourning
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