Sentence examples for Internal obligations from inspiring English sources

Because nearly half of Brazil's internal obligations are linked to the dollar, the country's overall debt burden has risen sharply during that time, to more than $250 billion.

Second, the Bank of Greece owes the ECB around €130 billion in "Target 2" debt, internal obligations within the European central banking system, which would turn into real debt in the event of an exit.

The prospect of a euro zone with its own separate rules and internal obligations sharply displeases the 10 countries in the European Union that currently are outside the euro zone, though all but Sweden, Denmark and Britain, which have opted out of the euro, are obligated to work to one day join the currency -- if it survives.

Have to is for external obligations and must is for internal obligations.

Although many use them interchangeably, in fact, we use 'have to' for external obligations, and 'must' for internal obligations.

Probably not, since, as feminist critics among others have noted, children are by Hobbes's theory assumed to have undertaken an obligation of obedience to their parents in exchange for nurturing, and so the primitive units in the state of nature will include families ordered by internal obligations, as well as individuals.

Training: Healthcare organizations should train their workforce members to understand the warning signs of cyberattacks and should ensure that workforce members are familiar with internal reporting obligations.

Indian Health Services cannot continue to flout its own internal policies, legal obligations and F.D.A. guidelines by depriving Native women of the health care they deserve.

Analysts differ on the size of the financing gap that Greece will face in the next two years — the sum of money that it will need to fulfill its internal and external obligations.

Fellows spend a substantial amount of their time in boardrooms advising directors in a variety of circumstances, such as management succession, internal investigations, disclosure obligations, shareholder litigation, shareholder activism and engagement, and a broad range of regulatory and governmental matters.

There is now no reason no external obligations, no internal constraint to stop him speaking as he pleases.