Sentence examples for competitive obligations from inspiring English sources

Due to competitive obligations during their studies, they will rather prioritize high-stakes tests that bear serious consequences for their academic progress.

Rangers found respite on the field, since funding concerns in the wake of a share issue that was not fully subscribed could be momentarily forgotten in the face of competitive obligations.

The winning syndicate then reoffers the bonds to the public at prices carefully tailored to be competitive with comparable obligations already on the market and to provide a suitable profit margin.

Compared with competitors like Supercuts, Great Clips and Fantastic Sam's, Sport Clips' royalties, franchise fees and franchisee obligations are competitive or better, says Jeff Lefler, CEO of Franchise Grade, a data research company that analyzes franchises for investors and consults for franchisors.

The argument that European companies would be put at a competitive disadvantage by such reporting obligations was rebutted by Henning Drager, a Ukraine-based partner of auditing and consultancy firm BDO.

Although Stonegate and many other wineries have cut their prices to remain competitive, many producers have debt obligations that can be covered only by selling all the wine they produce at relatively high prices.

Competitive Ohio, $69 million of general obligation bonds.

"We have a legal obligation to be competitive in the marketplace," she said.

The State of New York yesterday offered $225 million of general obligation bonds at competitive bid.

Elsewhere in the municipal market, the State of Illinois offered $90 million worth of general obligation bonds at competitive bid.

The M.T.A. is a public authority that follows competitive bidding rules, with an obligation to its customers to keep its costs down.