Sentence examples for constant obligation from inspiring English sources

The contradictions that exist between rich and poor, not only in Egypt, are a constant obligation on the rich and able.

A statue of E. King Gill stands to the north of Kyle Field to remind Aggies of their constant obligation to preserve the spirit of the 12th Man.

While it's a place that many natives try to flee, it's also one that anticipates their return, always with the absence of judgment or ridicule: being in New Jersey is the only spot one can talk about New Jersey without the constant obligation to defend it.

There are gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and trans people but what about these broader ideas of what queer is? Taking on the word "queer" becomes in way a constant political obligation to educate those who don't understand.

We're bombarded daily by electromagnetic fields, constant distractions, obligations and responsibilities.

Standing for constant proportion debt obligation, CPDO's were highly levered bets on corporate debt, mostly European.

The demise of this deal — known as a constant proportion debt obligation is emblematic of what is happening to the financial system in the credit collapse of 2007.

The ruling concerned a structured finance product developed in 2006 by the Dutch bank ABN Amro, known as a C.P.D.O., which stands for constant proportion debt obligation.

In early 2007, according to the S.E.C., a Moody's analyst discovered a significant flaw in one of its ratings models that inflated the grades assigned to a new type of debt called constant proportion debt obligation notes.

The derivatives in question were "constant proportion debt obligations" (CPDOs).

The problems affected 11 constant proportion debt obligations totaling about $1 billion.