Sentence examples for escape their obligations from inspiring English sources

If the union sunders, such men then escape their obligations under both English law and Pakistani custom.

And governments should not be allowed to escape their obligations because private charities make up for their failures.

But it was struck down by a three-judge panel in 2008 for largely technical reasons, one of which was that the complex emissions trading system it established could allow some states to escape their obligations to cut emissions.

Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, with the support of four of his colleagues, concluded that the government could change the private contracts, just as it could pass a bankruptcy law that enabled some debtors to escape their obligations.

Environmentalists say oil companies are hiding behind fish to escape their obligation to remove the rigs.

Darling said: "While people are suffering hardship, it is all the more unfair that some are escaping their tax obligations.

Property developers want to escape their section 106 planning gain obligations.

They cannot escape their own archetypal natures.

Nothing will escape their notice.

They were finally escaping their Zip Code".

But Ms Sánchez has escaped their fate.