Sentence examples for because of its obligations from inspiring English sources

But as revealed on the show, the band canceled because of its obligations to MTV's awards, where, Mr. Colbert seemed happy to note, Daft Punk was set to make a "surprise" appearance on Aug. 25.

Japan can still market its longer-term debt, in part because most of its obligations are held domestically and because it remains a net creditor.

"It hardly seems appropriate for a court not to enforce one of its orders because a party will breach another of its obligations," she said.

"The CNIL, which is competent the moment an operator processes data in France, was therefore unable to examine the full extent of the compliance of the processing implemented by the company with the Data Protection Act because of the violation of its obligation to cooperate with the Commission under Article 21 of the Act," it writes.

That devaluation was healthy because the government was relieved of its obligation to "defend" an overvalued pound with damagingly high interest rates after the breakdown of the exchange rate mechanism.

The United States is not a party to the protocol, having refused to consider ratifying it because of its asymmetrical obligations.

Concerns are particularly acute for Portugal because of its refinancing obligations and worsening economic outlook.

The ABC had a "higher duty" than other media to be accurate and impartial because of its statutory obligations, he said.

The communications minister said the ABC had a "higher duty" than other media organisations to be accurate, impartial and objective because of its statutory obligations.

Executives close to G.E. said that it had considered withdrawing its proposal as late as today, but did not because of its legal obligations to Honeywell, which refused to abandon the effort.

Because of its contractual obligations, Gene will be paid $7.5 million and if his coaching staff is fired by his replacement, the university will pay the staff $3.5 million.