The phrase "as obligating" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing obligations or duties, but it is better to use more common phrasing.
Example: "The contract is seen as obligating the parties to fulfill their commitments."
Alternatives: "as binding" or "as requiring".
But in this case, although all three are named in the Agreement, I see only two signature lines, Cahn (with Bonnie Fatell signing for him by permission) and MIH, LLC, with Darl signing as President, but I don't see Darl's signature line as obligating himself as an individual, outside of the LLC.
Truman cabled on 20 April that he did not see the communiqué he had signed as obligating the United States to assist Britain in designing, constructing and operating an atomic energy plant.
Fox offered sustained coverage of the strikes from 12 40 to 1 10 p.m. (Eastern time), then presented two football games as obligated under its contract with the National Football League.
The two-and-a-quarter-hour show is not a sprint, but feels more like a bluesy stroll through many songs the band do not feel as obligated to present as beloved antiques.
"When people just get in and out, they may not feel as obligated to tip the housekeeper, compared to when they've stayed for a longer time," Mr. Weissenberg said.
One was the overlap with the Forest Code debt map to assess where and how much land-owners must restore as obligated by law.
Citizens see themselves as obligated to abide by those principles only in relation to the others who have participated in elaborating them.
For potential donors, it is not easy to dispassionately consider themselves as obligated donors.
BP says that SOCAR is pushing as much gas to Georgia as is obligated, and that Georgia is also getting its full amount from SD1.
Neither species can survive without the other, a relationship known as obligate mutualism.
As obligate anaerobes, clostridia are rather inefficient in energy production.
