Sentence examples for component obligations from inspiring English sources

It spells out how companies will have to break down sales contracts into their component obligations and allocate the total value among them, estimating the worth of any variable fees they expect, like performance bonuses.

If one takes this role seriously, focusing only on how government resources are spent is at best only one component of government obligations to fulfill the right to health of their population.

And when such accreditation is accomplished, it will be a positive challenge to such RECs which have in the past grossly ignored continuing review including compliance monitoring as an essential component of their obligations.

This legal component recognises the firms' obligations to obey the relevant laws in the countries where they are trading.

If two-thirds of lawmakers vote against the nuclear deal, President Barack Obama will lose his ability to waive congressionally enacted sanctions -- a key component of the United States' obligations under the agreement.

The moral sense, if governed by the "natural perceptions of the understanding," ought to influence our actions — it is a necessary component in creating moral obligation.

The losses have come from the collaterized debt obligation (CDO) component of that portfolio, which totals $43 billion, and for which there is no market.

In a system state simulated by the Monte Carlo technique, each effective failed component possesses an equal obligation for a failure system state based on PSP.

Measures of perceived behavioural control and moral obligation components were included into the model.

In other words, healthy components have no obligation for a TC system state.

Most authors (e.g., Govier 1999 and Hitchcock 2002) have rejected the suggestion that we should broaden our definitions to make dialectical obligations a necessary component of an argument, but now grant that some accounting of the dialectical aspects of argumentative exchange must be an integral part of any comprehensive understanding of ordinary argument.