Sentence examples for existing obligations from inspiring English sources

These nations have the highest trade barriers and the most trouble meeting existing obligations.

The move will allow the new owners to assume responsibility for all existing obligations of the Heart, effective immediately.

But to fix this problem would take a lot of money -- money to pay off the system's existing obligations.

Raising our tax rates gives us incentives to work, since we have to earn more to meet our existing obligations.

Russia violated the 1999 deadline, saying it needed more time to complete the deliveries under existing obligations, thereby irritating the United States, which complained to Russian officials.

Instead, he persuaded Congress to authorize new bonds to replace existing obligations, while reducing the interest rate to 4 percent from 6 percent.

But if the debt limit is not raised, it will not cut the nation's deficit or allow the government to get out of its existing obligations.

Recent changes that raised the retirement age for new workers and limited the pensions that future workers can earn have not reduced the existing obligations.

In it the government promised to repay UHS's existing obligations to the bank, beginning on April 23rd, and the former open-ended guarantee was discharged.

Today, North Korea is a nuclear weapons state, and Iran isn't complying with its existing obligations to come clean about its suspected efforts to design nuclear warheads.

Why would he want to take on a whole new federal responsibility over immigration when he is failing to meet his existing obligations as sheriff?