Sentence examples for ensuing obligations from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this management framework is to keep clear the distinction between clinical and research activities and the ensuing obligations to participants, while at the same time allowing the possibility for CSFs to be reported back to patients in a responsible manner where appropriate.
Shuttling children around for sports is an enduring ritual for many parents, with the ensuing obligation and obsession that go with it.
If there are no substantive new developments in a specific area, say options, during the ensuing 24 months, then the obligation may be fulfilled by a course that reviews recent regulatory issues involving options and perhaps some guidance on developing trends in risk management.
The Alma Ata Declaration and the ensuing Health for All agenda defined an obligation for every nation — including developing countries — to provide health services for their whole population [ 19, 20].
And it is critical that too few "war games" are being played by the Treasury, Bank of England and Financial Conduct Authority - or realistic simulations of how they would react in the far-from-impossible event that a vast bank, or insurer, money manager or hedge fund found itself unable to meet its obligations, and panic ensued.
When the couple's best friends Harry Mark Costelloo) and Edna (Lily Knight), gripped by an unnamed "terror," announce that they are moving in with Agnes and Tobias permanently, a moral crisis ensues as Tobias contemplates the obligations -- and boundaries -- of friendship.
Finally, it succeeds in Turkey and a panic ensues as investors dump government debt, the currency dwindles and Ankara defaults on its obligations.
Disagreement ensues over what counts as sufficient information and what forms of coercion and constraint limit or nullify obligations arising from consent.
