Sentence examples for Entry obligations from inspiring English sources

They were initially given protective tariff support, although that is being removed in line with China's World Trade Organization entry obligations.

That is the view of patriotism as an associative duty (see the entry on special obligations, section 4).

(cf. the entry on special obligations).

Because they offer only limited-banking services and do not issue credit, the barrier to entry and compliance obligations for new firms can be reduced, thus drawing new players with new business models into the space.

The Telecommunications Act of 1996 19966 Act) fundamentally restructures local telephone markets, ending the monopolies that States historically granted to local exchange carriers (LECs) and subjecting incumbent LECs to a host of duties intended to facilitate market entry, including the obligation under 47 U.S.C. § 251(c) to share their networks with competitors.

(See the entries on political obligation and legal obligation).

Supplier's monopoly power is also augmented by entry barriers, such as obligations of marketing authorization holder to supply summary of product's characteristics in Greek, along with Greek labeled packages.

(See the entries on political obligation, and cosmopolitanism).

"Therefore, there is no legal obligation to allow entry into Israel of those who are near the fence".

Euro zone entry is not only an obligation for the accession countries, but also a right, which the European Court of Justice can enforce if asked.

But if Congress refuses to do so, the Clinton administration says it will still support China's entry, while invoking a waiver from its WTO obligations towards it (as it already does with Cuba).