Sentence examples for call obligations from inspiring English sources

In papers filed last Friday in the Federal District Court in Delaware, Chase stated that the defendants had not met reserve capital call obligations, which secure the $800 million loan it made in December 1998 to a subsidiary, Iridium Operating L.L.C.

This is what ethicists call "obligation responsibility" and in this country we call a duty of care.

Intergenerational ethics, also called obligations to future generations, branch of ethics that considers if present-day humanity has a moral obligation to future generations to aim for environmental sustainability.

Dworkin uses the term 'associative [or, communal] obligations' to refer to what have been called obligations of role.

This morning Mike wrote something called "Obligations To Dead Sources" in which he refers to a tweet from New York Times correspondent Micheline Maynard.

These invariants are called obligation invariants.

This is called obligation with strict deadline.

I will call the obligations that the Reciprocity Principle refers to as reciprocal obligations and the benefits (B2) they support reciprocal benefits.

Homeowners are required to pay off those items — which regulators call "mandatory obligations" — before qualifying for the loan.

Third, the system includes a pressure towards generalisation which Williams calls "the obligation out-obligation in principle": this is the view that every particular moral obligation needs the logical backing of a general moral obligation, of which it is to be explained as an instance.

When I lectured my undergraduate LLB students on political and legal philosophy at City University last week I spoke to them about this breach of obligation; not simply a breach of legal obligation, but also a breach of what philosophers call "social obligation".