Sentence examples for constructive obligation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "constructive obligation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal and financial contexts to refer to an obligation that is not explicitly stated but is inferred from actions or circumstances.
Example: "The company has a constructive obligation to provide benefits to its employees based on their long-term service."
Alternatives: "implied obligation" or "inferred duty".
He said this type of promise was called a "constructive obligation," and had to be disclosed.
In this framework, the state has an obligation to protect human rights, but industry also has a constructive obligation to respect those rights, and by extension, to ensure that its influence does not undermine the state's efforts to fulfill its protective role.
Bishop said Russia should abide by its international obligations and "return to constructive and diplomatic dialogue".
The meeting offered a platform for advocacy on the need for ECD services and constructive engagement with stakeholders on their respective obligations to support ECD interventions.
I think we had... a generational obligation to include Russia in a constructive partnership.
"The landlord's failure to take appropriate action, over a period of several months, to rectify a second-hand smoke nuisance, justifies rent abatement, and excuses the tenant from any obligation to pay rent after her constructive eviction".
If that didn't work, and the writer had to vacate the apartment because of continuing smoke exposure, that could be considered a "constructive eviction," which would relieve the tenant of any further obligation to pay rent.
The statement said that Pakistan was aware of its obligations under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, and that it was "having a constructive engagement with the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad in this regard".
"We would hope that Brazil would play a constructive role in trying to get Iran to do the right thing and fulfill its international obligations".
"Our labor directors have made constructive contributions to the corporate governance process, and they are fully aware of the fiduciary-duty obligations that they have".
Those obligations would include director preparation, participation in meetings, engagement with management and advisers, and exercise of constructive skepticism with respect to management proposals.
