Sentence examples for expected obligations from inspiring English sources

The first pilot trading will begin at the end of 2012, and again will allow those involved to use any credits against expected obligations in the future.If that project takes off it could become the world's largest water-quality trading programme, spanning as many as eight states and allowing trading between 46 power plants, thousands of wastewater facilities and about 230,000 farmers.

A person briefed on the talks told the Associated Press that because GM's pension fund has more money than its expected obligations, both sides agreed to tap into it to fund the trust.

The Medicare Trustees tell us that Medicare's expected future obligations exceeded premiums and dedicated taxes by $89 trillion (measured in current dollars).

As expected, the obligation-based intrinsic motivation mediates the relationship between environmental self-identity and environmentally-friendly behaviour.

Shared expectations regarding the nature of the relationship as well as the expected roles and obligations prescribed for each gender provide a common understanding of what a relationship should resemble within a given sociocultural context.

Indonesia will also set up its own certification body, a rival to the RSPO, which is expected to impose obligations on producers who are not members of that organisation.Some argue that the palm-oil industry can continue to expand in Indonesia through productivity gains and the availability of grassland or previously deforested land.

NEW YORK TIMES Foreign Banks Appeal to Be Left Out of Liquidation Rules | Foreign lenders with only a small presence on American soil are appealing to United States regulators to be exempted from obligations, expected to be finalized by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on Tuesday, to detail their liquidation procedures should they fail.

District residents perform all other obligations expected of American citizens.

We perform the civic obligations expected of all American citizens.

If not, what can you do to meet some of the obligations expected of parents who rightfully should have some "skin in the game?" Are you prepared to sacrifice for your child?

The Malaysian Medical Council published a guideline on duties of a doctor in 2001, which outlined the moral and professional obligations expected of a medical practitioner in Malaysia [ 49].