Sentence examples for currently obliged from inspiring English sources
Because Japan and Norway, two of the countries most heavily involved in the shark trade, are not currently obliged to declare their trade in this species, they don't.
They argue it is unfair that they are currently obliged to pay Illinois taxes on electronic trades that happen out of state.The state's general assembly has responded by preparing legislation that offers these companies a deal.
As the British Humanist Association explains: "If you are not religious and wish to be legally married in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, you are currently obliged to have a marriage or a civil partnership ceremony in a register office or an approved venue.
At HUG, healthcare workers (HCW) are currently obliged to be vaccinated or wear masks in ward corridors and patient rooms during seasonal influenza (SI) epidemics.
The Swedish healthcare organisation is currently obliged to obtain either consent or refusal to each potential use of each sample taken, and lack of consent to research is used as the default position.
Information on the incidence of the use of export credits is extremely difficult to obtain given that countries are not currently obliged to notify their use of such expenditure to the WTO and the terms under which export credits are provided are deemed to be of a confidential nature.
The Dutch genetic cancer screening guidelines currently oblige them to accept these patients.
The amendment also requires those who wish to make a complaint to collect doctors' reports and evidence themselves, whereas currently police are obliged to investigate reports of violence proactively.
Currently, schools are obliged by law to teach the basics of evolution in K-12 and K-16 levels (or their local equivalents).
Currently, universities are not obliged to spend a fixed amount on mental health provision, or even to develop a mental health policy.
The company, having grown too quickly for its own good, is currently in a fine pickle, obliged to implement money-laundering checks on customers in a hurry under the orders of regulators.
