Though they've created a consumer product, Arora and Velez realize their success holds obligations to do good.
Alejandro Camacho, a student at the University of Texas at San Antonio, challenges his fellow students from Mexico who are studying abroad in America to make a "compromiso," a Spanish word that means an individually held obligation, with their homeland by returning, with hope, to invest in Mexico's institutions at the cost of leaving behind opportunities in America.
Such regulations shall provide for the adequate segregation of obligations so held, including obligations which are purchased or sold subject to resale or repurchase.
Most alarming to these lawyers was the prosecutors' repeated failure to disclose information that might have helped the defense despite the sanctity in which lawyers are taught to hold those obligations.
Mcfarlane hopes that Arch Coal and bankrupt coal companies will be held accountable, both for the environmental damage they have already imposed across the country, and for the employees to which they hold pension obligations. .
However, one does hold an obligation to be prepared to care at all times for particular others for "the proximate stranger".
Bondholders will fight to protect their investments, particularly if they hold "general obligation" bonds, which are usually deemed to offer the best security.
Though we may embrace our past history, we hold an obligation to etch new history through leadership.
"We have always held our obligations to our clients and to regulatory law with the utmost seriousness," the firm said.
This Court has consistently held that "obligations to and rights of the United States under its contracts are governed exclusively by federal law". Boyle v. United Technologies Corp., 487 U. S. 500, 504 (1988).
