Sentence examples for development of obligations from inspiring English sources
For a discussion of the historical development of obligations, see Stump 1982 and Spade 1982.
According to the European Spreadsheet Risk Group, spreadsheets were behind the collapse of the Jamaican banking system in the late 1990s, and their use was key in the development of collateralised debt obligations – the financial instruments that promised sub-prime mortgages could somehow become AAA-rated investments.
Even assuming that no consensus can be reached on the use of WHO's treaty or regulations power, the development of recommendations preserves the obligation of states to report to WHO periodically (Article 62), and WHO could publicly state its aspiration to consolidate recommendations in this area into a legally binding instrument at a later date.
4. Staffing: obligations and development of trainers; and appointment policy.
It says that development proposals "should not be subject to such a scale of obligations and policy burdens that their ability to be developed viably is threatened".
His critics might say that his suggestions are a bit too convenient, but Mr. Paulson earnestly said that he and the Bush administration were blindsided by the development of the market for collateralized debt obligations and the importance of "repos," or repurchase agreements, that kept investment banks afloat, often literally on a overnight basis.
The results shed important light on policy design and implementations on future development of the insurance industry with WTO obligations.
"The city encouraged the development of TriBeCa, and it has an obligation to the safety of the neighborhood," he said.
Anglo American's financial woes are only exacerbated by its continuing obligation to fund development of the Pebble Mine -- perhaps the most widely opposed large-scale mining prospect in the world.
Of obligations, by far the solemnest.
