Sentence examples for In the obligations from inspiring English sources

A broader crisis in the auction-rate securities market — a relatively obscure sector of the credit world that colleges, municipalities and hospitals use to finance their operations — may also affect Apollo, which invests in the obligations.

Not long out of their teens, but before they're fully entangled in the obligations of adulthood, people challenge convention and raise questions about the received wisdom of the world.

Portraying the bombastic buccaneer who will become Captain Hook, Mr. Borle is given license to play a living cartoon while sharing in the obligations of the ensemble cast, whose members double as doors, cabin walls and other human scenery, as needed.

Their failure would have dire consequences for financial markets all over the world, especially since many central banks in Asia have kept much of their foreign reserves in the obligations of these two government-chartered corporations under the belief that the United States government would, if necessary, accept these obligations as its own.

States have shown a reluctance to impose direct obligations on non-state actors under both spheres of law, resulting in the (deliberate) gaps in the obligations of state vs. non-state actors.

Technostress is one of the new occupational diseases under the ruling of Judge Guariniello (2007) and has been included in the obligations of risk assessment in accordance with T.U.

The difference today is not in the obligation but in the way of having it.

But theological voluntarists want to say that at least that the properties in the obligation family are to be accounted for in terms of this view.

All Americans share in the obligation to stand with those who are denied the rights we too often take for granted here.

(See Kelsen 1967, 46 50; cf. Finnis 1979, 250) It may affirm our confidence in the obligation-correlative view to know that from earliest times philosophical reflection on political authority has focussed on the obligation to obey.

Again, we believe in the obligation to protect the vulnerable.