Sentence examples similar to hard obligations from inspiring English sources
Despite successful bids, some host cities have found their Olympic sustainability obligations hard to meet.
[ 22] "Common Article 3," as it has become known, is found identically in all four conventions and is taken to define a "hard core" of obligations that must be respected in all armed conflicts.
The accounting rules have been — belatedly — changed to make it much harder to hide obligations off bank balance sheets.
Indeed, in each case, two other federal courts had ruled in favor of the Bush administration, leaving the Supreme Court with the obligation, hard to avoid, of being the final arbiter.
Be aware that the extra work your coworkers might take on not usually a hard and fast obligation, but something they do out of courtesy and concern for the person requesting time off.
Of course, those public obligations are hard to define.
Mr. Montgomery, in his testimony, said the new plan would help "homeowners who are working hard to fulfill their obligations".
"We expect the number of evictions to rise as landlords find it hard to meet their obligations and have no choice but to sell".
He had to work hard to fulfill his obligations as a chorister, and when his voice changed, he was expelled from both the cathedral choir and the choir school.
"While AEY continues to work very hard to fulfill its obligations under its contract with the U.S. Army, its representatives are not prepared at this time to sit and discuss the details," he wrote.
