Sentence examples for good obligation from inspiring English sources
"I feel a pretty good obligation to the fans that make Davis Cup possible," he said.
That's a good obligation, and I've carried it since 1982 when I first came to HGSE to enter the doctoral program in what was then called TCLE (Teaching Curriculum and Learning Environments).
2. Voting thoughtfully and responsibly is the civic version of our good Samaritan obligation.
At that point, the ostensible good faith obligation to bargain becomes a disguised campaign for abject surrender.
They also include "soft law" resolutions and declarations, such as the General Assembly's United Nations Millennium Declaration [ 42], which, although intended to create a good faith obligation on member states to work towards the MDGs, remains a recommendation with normative effect only [ 43].
This Article demonstrates that implementers' good faith obligations are a critical component of the basic FRAND architecture and that enforcement of those obligations is strictly necessary to the continued development of innovation driven standards.
Ch., 490 A.2d 1050, 1054-55 (1984), it had contractual and good faith obligations to consider the noteholders.
The Article then turns to the rules devised by courts to fill these contractual gaps, rules generally based on due process analyses of defendants' expectations or prosecutors' "good faith" obligations.
Some also suggest that firms selling credit-default swaps be required to carry cash reserves to make good on obligations.
What is needed in these cases is a clear recognition that on contentious issues, that good faith obligations run in both directions, which means that the manifest benefits that new pipelines provide relative to any other method for the shipment of oil has to be a central part of the overall discussion.
Treasury's rejection of the coin and the 14th Amendment leaves only one other non-traditional option for averting the debt ceiling: issuing IOUs instead of actual money to make good on obligations.
