"The town continues its obligation with post-capping testing that it's required to perform".
They believe that it will probably continue meeting its obligations, but even if it can't, a debt workout will just pay them back on somewhat different terms.
To continue with its obligations under the contract, Orbital plans to send the next shipment of cargo to the space station in December on an Atlas V rocket operated by United Launch Alliance, a joint venture of Boeing Co. and Lockheed Martin Corp. Orbital is also redesigning its own rocket, known as the Antares, to fly with different engines that have been newly manufactured in Russia.
France asserted that Iraq faced "serious consequences if it continues" violating its obligations, while the English-language version drafted by the American delegation said Iraq would face serious consequences "as a result of its continued violations of its obligations".
The Greek government says it will continue to honour its obligations, but how long it can continue to pay public sector workers and government contractors without the bridging loan it wants from Europe is unclear.
"We expect the Argentine government to continue to fulfil its obligations under the convention and continue fully to enforce the law against any demonstrators committing criminal acts".
"Argentina has always honored and will continue to honor its obligations," he said in a speech to about 300 investors and analysts.
BCE Acquisition Inc., the company organized by the buyers, "has been working closely with BCE to take the actions required by the definitive agreement in connection with the transaction and will continue to fulfill its obligations under the terms of the agreement," the buyers said in their statement.
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon acknowledged this week that Syria was behind schedule, and urged the Assad government to "intensify its efforts to expedite in-country movements of chemical weapons material and continue to meet its obligations".
The company might realize $5 billion to $7 billion if it continues to fulfill its obligations on some of those transactions, said Martin J. Bienenstock of Weil Gotshal & Manges, one of Enron's lawyers.
