Sentence examples for from its obligations from inspiring English sources

G.M.'s most urgent problem was a crushing debt burden, much of it from its obligations to worker-benefit programs.

Their energy is also driven by the hunger and curiosity that this company often displays when it is freed from its obligations to the 19th-century classics.

It is the Internet's widest and deepest source of products, which makes it too big to be excused from its obligations.

You remember that one: It was so clever of GM to extract itself from its obligations to Fiat that you overlooked the $2 billion price tag.

It would set a dangerous precedent if bankruptcy releases Detroit from its obligations to those who spent their careers working for the city".

No nation should be exempted from its obligations.

Another is that a London law firm retained by the company to review internal e-mails in 2007, Harbottle & Lewis, has asked News Corporation to release it from its obligation of confidentiality so that it can respond to criticism of its work by James Murdoch.

The university and the foundation reached an agreement to forgive Columbia the $4.5 million and release it from its obligation to match the grant.

The Home Office has notified the Angel Group that it has been released from its obligation not to comment about the contracts with the department's national asylum support service (Nass).

And if the Federal Government seizes someone’s paycheck, it may not deduct from its obligation to pay just compensation the amount that state and local governments would have taxed, on the ground that it need only compensate the “net los[s],” ante, at 19, to the former owner.

"However improper that destruction was, Andersen did not hide from its obligation to do what it could to take corrective action…[We] are proud of our decision to step forward and accept responsibility," said Dorsey Baskin, Andersen's managing director for professional standards.