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spec: " " Shall " is used only when quoting directly from the statute , " must " denotes a statutory obligation , and " should " indicates that an action is strongly recommended to fulfill the Secretary 's interpretation of the Magnuson-Stevens Act. Every year , Congress loads agencies up with thousands of new obligations , from big stuff like adding a Medicare prescription drug benefit to micro-requirements like building a research facility in a particular congressional district . We're half way through our trip now . If the balance is especially large , and you're dependent upon the payment to meet your own obligations , you may want to treat it as overdue one day after the bill is due . A different situation , however , exists with respect to the second . According to the Stipulated Facts , a Medicare review of Bennett ' s billings for debridement raised questions and resulted in the commencement of a coordinated law enforcement investigation , using volunteer retired law enforcement officers posing as patients . '' I began to be nostalgic for my family and friends-and especially the mountains in Montana . Specifically , SSA can explain to employees that Standards of Ethical Conduct for Employees of the Executive Branch require that employees , as citizens , satisfy in good faith their financial obligations , including Federal debt . The course focus is on sociological reseach methods , and the intention is to produce graduates skilled in a variety of up-to-date research methodologies , ready to embark on research careers in the private , public , voluntary or academic spheres . Guy Kawasaki created the first unofficial smily dictionary in 1992 when he published an article about all of the expressions of a '' hieroglyphic language `` computer addicts were using in their email messages . Studies suggest that preschools are more likely to offer high-quality programs when the number of children is small enough to allow the staff to get to know all the children and their families . In some cases , this official said , the government has imprisoned these journalists temporarily and then released them in what the official called a `` squeeze-and-release '' type of approach to intimidate the media . A contract between a buyer and seller in which the buyer pays a premium and acquires the right , but not the obligation , to purchase a specified futures contract at the strike price on or prior to expiration . Bottom line : Use sunscreen and protective clothing and limit sun time . This sanction is used in the event of serious breaches of the notification and reporting obligation , including failure to submit reports after the imposition of coercive fines . Obviously the prevention problem is either to do away with the hazard or to remove or sterilize the risk . Immigration authorities combined the nation 's need with its moral obligation , developing an innovative solution . Feinstein argues the “ duty to prevent ” principle would complement the United Nations ’ 2001 “ The Responsibility to Protect ” doctrine , which says U.N. member states have a responsibility to protect the lives , liberty and basic human rights of their citizens , and that if they fail or are unable to meet those obligations , the international community has a responsibility to step in . An introduction to the major problems of ethical theory such as the nature of value , the justification of ethical decisions , the idea of obligation , and the application of ethical theory to specific ethical problems , which may concern both personal relationships and important public issues - - e.g ., abortion , euthanasia , medical experimentation , privacy and surveillance . The Commission publicly welcomed the response , in particular the commitment to legislate , to confirm obligations , to make reasonable adjustments in employment and other areas , and have begun work towards assisting in implementing the government 's response .