The phrase "a continuing obligation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, financial, or contractual contexts to refer to an ongoing responsibility or duty that one party has towards another.
Example: "The contract stipulates that there is a continuing obligation to provide support services for the duration of the agreement."
Alternatives: "an ongoing duty" or "a perpetual responsibility".
But it said the terms could be changed later: "It is not a continuing obligation or restriction on the authority of the secretary".
Mary Jo White, who was the United States attorney in Manhattan for almost a decade, said prosecutors have a continuing obligation to test claims of innocence.
According to a statement released by the league and the union, Fleury has a continuing obligation to comply with a prescribed treatment and aftercare program administered by Drs. Dave Lewis and Brian Shaw.
In the event of termination hereunder, you shall have a continuing obligation thereafter to comply with any provision of the Terms that by its sense and context is intended to survive termination.
Abdulmutallab is an "unrepentant would-be mass murderer who views his crimes as divinely inspired and blessed, and who views himself as under a continuing obligation to carry out such crimes," prosecutors said in a court filing last week.
The spokeswoman, Maja Kocijancic, said this message had been delivered via the Swedish Embassy to North Korea's Foreign Ministry, along with a reminder that under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, North Korea "has a continuing obligation in all circumstances to protect diplomatic missions and E.U. citizens".
If a judge agreed, that would effectively terminate the tenancy and release the tenant from any continuing obligation to pay the rent.
When MetLife announced earlier this year that it was putting the two complexes up for sale, it bridled at suggestions that the company had any continuing obligation to provide below-market housing.
In research, the sponsor and MIT have a joint and continuing obligation to provide not only the contractual and administrative environment but also the financial basis for a sound program of investigation.
It is our conviction that in this process of learning and of discovery much more is gained than command of disciplines and intellectual power … The fostering of personal values, a sense of continuing obligation to others — these too are part of the idea of this University". In his 15 years in office, Bowen exhibited boundless energy and attention to detail.
Executives told reporters that the company had kept its promise to the city for more than 25 years and had no continuing obligation to keep rents low, or to meet with local officials.
