Sentence examples for Shift obligations from inspiring English sources

Quantity-based regulation with banking allows regulated firms to shift obligations across time in response to periods of unexpectedly high or low marginal costs.

The most common reasons cited were lack of paid sick leave, inability to find someone to take their shift, obligations to co-workers and thinking their symptoms weren't that contagious.

Pay it Forward (PIF) shifts obligations from the state to students, a problem for those who think college should be paid by the state, and a good thing for those who think students should pay for college.

Last month, a federal judge approved United's request to default on $9 billion in pension obligations, shifting responsibility for paying benefits to the PBGC.

Under the plan, A.I.G. will essentially shift its obligations from the New York Fed to the Treasury Department, which already owns about 79.9 percent of the company.

The plan will also make it difficult for remote communities to shift their obligations to cities and suburbs that want more housing and can also provide jobs.

He said, however, that the decision by the board to permit individual shareholders to replace windows in their apartments seemed to be an unenforceable attempt by the coop to shift its obligations as a landlord to the tenant-shareholders.

The change provides latitude for the individual captain to structure the workday most efficiently for the shift's obligations and crew's working capacity, which vary on a daily basis.

But Donald Trump is considered a business leader only because he's been able to declare corporate bankruptcy multiple times, shift debt obligations, and get more money.

Under a new measure being floated in the House, companies like Consol Energy would be able to shift their obligations to cover the health care costs of retired coal miners on to the federal government, which already pays for other retirees' coverage.

Go easy on yourself if you have to shift your obligations.