Sentence examples for appropriate obligations from inspiring English sources

They should bear appropriate obligations.

Since all Member States have analysed this market at least once and the appropriate obligations based on the 2002 framework are in place, Regulation (EC) No 2887/2000 has become unnecessary and should therefore be repealed.

The Commission should therefore be able to ask BERT to assist in the tasks of the national regulatory authority concerned, in particular to issue an opinion including a draft measure, the analysis of the relevant market and the appropriate obligations that the Commission could then impose.

Once the first condition is satisfied, the obligation is triggered, then the controller sends a notification to the user to perform the appropriate obligation, the second condition determines when the obligation should be considered violated.

During this first week, we would maintain only those excepted functions related to the discharge of the duties of Presidentially-appointed, Senate-confirmed individuals; those employees charged with the protection of life and property; and, as appropriate, the obligation, payment, and support of student financial aid as well as other authorized payments and obligations.

And these, in turn, are crosscut by the obligations appropriate to one's gender and stage of life (ashrama).

New York does recognize that in appropriate circumstances an obligation of good faith and fair dealing on the part of a party to a contract may be implied and, if implied will be enforced (e.g., Wood v Duff-Gordon, 222 NY 88; Pernet v. Peabody Eng. Corp., 20 AD20 781).

Is such a lengthy obligation appropriate in fields in which innovations have a half-life of a year?

it has seemed appropriate — indeed, an obligation — to record the key events of those years.

We take appropriate actions to ensure obligations are met.

Since this habitat type is specifically protected under the European Habitat Directive, (re)introduction of Pedicularis palustris in similar sites within its geographical distribution range in Europe may be a helpful tool to achieve the imposed obligations for appropriate management and restoration.