Sentence examples for earlier obligations from inspiring English sources

MBIA Corporation had met earlier obligations by borrowing money from National, the municipal bond part of the company.

I think it's important, and useful, for people to sit down and talk about the realities of death and dissolution and their earlier obligations, and write down how they want to handle their property".

The sale of undeveloped church-owned property should bring an additional $18.445 million, $12.6 million of which will go toward Thursday's settlement and $5.845 million of which went toward earlier obligations.

These obligations— not to mention earlier obligations they had towards noble leaders or kings— consumed a large portion of peasants' production.

The greatest unknown remains whether Edison can raise enough money to meet its early obligations in Philadelphia, which include training teachers in Edison methods as well as buying books and computers, all before September.

The obligation of protecting patient confidentiality, which is also a requirement of respecting patient autonomy and privacy, is an integral part of the duty of medical confidentiality – which itself is one of the earliest obligations of medicine.

"His early obligation only relates to what he has left at his death," Mr. Zabel said in a phone interview.

If you create your own terms in which to wake up in the morning, you will feel much less frustration when you do have those early morning obligations that threaten to destroy you.

Conversely, fearing the erosion of their competitive advantage, developed countries are retreating from earlier targets and obligations.

"The improved scenario has allowed the financial team to pay off its obligations early, which is just prudent financial management," said Paul Bydalek, president of Atlantic Rating, a Brazilian bank-rating company.

Another example, mentioned earlier, is the obligation of a defense attorney to hold in confidence the disclosures made by a client.