Sentence examples for current and future obligations from inspiring English sources

Only weeks ago, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, Dubai's ruler, assured investors that the emirate would soon raise the funds to meet "current and future obligations".

The paper is accompanied by a CalSTRS data-based online visualization modeling the sustainability of a partially-funded pension plan underscoring its viability and ability to fulfill current and future obligations.

Pension funds across the country have been under scrutiny since the financial crisis as they have fallen behind in maintaining sufficient funds to meet current and future obligations to retired employees.

If the upcoming debt ceiling increase could be "the last debt ceiling increase you could ask for -- the final one -- and you had to make it large enough for all current and future obligations, what would the request need to be?" "I just can't do it in my head," Geithner eventually said when pressed on the question.

"The city must do its part to identify and provide stable revenue streams to fund their current and future pension obligations".

"MediaNews Group's decision to invest its employees' pension assets in Alden Global's own high-risk hedge funds raises questions regarding its ability to satisfy its current and future fiduciary obligations," he wrote.

The only way to assess a country's fiscal condition that is free of this problem is by forming the country's fiscal gap the present value total of all the official debts and unofficial current and future spending obligations after netting out all the current and future taxes everyone is currently slated to pay.

Most people buy life insurance to protect family members who depend on their income and would otherwise have difficulty meeting current and future financial obligations.

Even so, critics say the system still has only about three-quarters of the money it needs to pay current and future pension obligations to state and local government workers and retirees.

This included memoranda of agreement (MOA), human subjects designation and IRB process, physician credentialing and privileging and explication of current and future financial obligations.

Term sheets can be difficult to understand, and you may need help determining what the various provisions liquidation preference, antidilution protection, pay to play, drag along rights, vesting schedules, no-shop clauses, and so on imply for your current and future rights and obligations.