Sentence examples for cost obligations from inspiring English sources

General Motors has continued its climb on Wall Street after a tentative deal with the UAW has removed healthcare cost obligations from GM’s books.

The testy relationship went public in early January when Ford filed a lawsuit against Navistar accusing it of "unjustifiably raising prices" and ducking its warranty cost obligations.

Only the home heating cost reduction obligation has been fulfilled and at least 15% of the carbon saving community obligation must target low-income and vulnerable households in rural areas – and this part of the scheme is about 95% off target.

"We will be very careful not to mandate costs or obligations on private employers," he added.

But it also appeared to leave the city room to reject a final project contract that will detail the city's costs and obligations.

With many cities now preoccupied with other crushing costs — pension obligations, retiree health care, accumulated unpaid bills — a sudden call to honor a long-forgotten bond guarantee can be a bolt from the blue, precipitating a crisis.

"Hospitals can provide discounts to uninsured and underinsured patients who cannot afford their hospital bills and to Medicare beneficiaries who cannot afford their Medicare cost-sharing obligations," Mr. Thompson said.

Painful as those processes are, they significantly lower structural costs and obligations to debt-holders and unions.

It has been argued that the existence of the second option encouraged men to avoid the higher costs and obligations of marriage whilst claiming their children (Hunter 2006).

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Learning that they could "buy into" the regional capacity without incurring significant costs and contractual obligations (through cost-sharing with other countries), countries were willing to take a collaborative approach to increasing VCT services and training capacity throughout the region.