Sentence examples for clear obligations from inspiring English sources

"It is better to make it planned for, rather than having uncertainty and people tearing their hair out, without clear obligations for employers.

"They have very clear obligations to the other member firms in Andersen Worldwide," said Charles Leonard, an Andersen spokesman, "so it's not a simple opt-out".

It lays down clear obligations on those who collect, store and process personal data, with penalties for those who do so against the wishes of the individual concerned or decline to provide the data on request.

The White House spokesman, Robert Gibbs, said of Iran's declaration: "If true, this would be yet another serious violation of Iran's clear obligations under multiple U.N. Security Council resolutions, and another example of Iran choosing to isolate itself".

It creates an obligation on states to protect those refugees who arrive on the territory of a state ("asylum"), but it provides few clear obligations to support refugees who are on the territory of other states ("burden-sharing").

Der Spiegel, a German newsmagazine, reported that Germany had played a critical role in adopting language that essentially postponed a decision on how to deal with United States digital companies that have clear obligations under American law to hand over data if subpoenaed.

States have clear obligation in cases of torture".

In 2002, Ratzinger claimed Catholics had a "clear obligation" to oppose pro-choice laws and politicians.

The difference now is that institutions are under a clear obligation to co-operate.

The United States has a clear interest and a clear obligation to help.

States have clear obligation in cases of torture," Bochenek told the Guardian this week.