Sentence examples for Enormous obligation from inspiring English sources

S.&P. and Moody's are charged with the enormous obligation to be the unbiased arbiters of risk, and on this central duty they have failed miserably.

But that is unlikely to hold the Government back, such will be the temptation to grab that massive 5 per cent renewable energy boost from a barrage – for in December ministers took on the enormous obligation, in an EU-wide deal, of sourcing 20 per cent of total UK energy demand from renewables by 2020.

"This is a challenge of leadership, and we have an enormous obligation to meet it," said Senator John Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, who will be chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and who has been here for past two days meeting with officials from various countries, including China and Australia.

However, if anyone actually knew what was happening, "then there was an enormous obligation on them to have done something about it".

Both Tammy and I feel an enormous obligation to these soldiers -- sailors, airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen -- to see that their families are respected and cared for with equal dignity and respect.

Avoid Delinquent credit obligations.

Supervalu has struggled under enormous obligations, which included $6 billion in long-term debt as of Sept. 8.

The cut-price deal for Bear Stearns reflects deep misgivings about its future and the enormous obligations that JPMorgan is assuming in guaranteeing the firm's obligations.

Though each rumor and concern about the company was batted down as it arose, their overall volume was amplified by Fannie's and Freddie's enormous obligations.

"They are gaining market access, but in a way that creates enormous financial obligations".

They have enormous family obligations, she explained, and while the middle class are able to purchase child care and care for elderly relatives, the poor cannot.