Sentence examples for immediate obligations from inspiring English sources
So shouldn't it weigh those benefits along with its immediate obligations to its shareholders?
Funding will be limited, perhaps just enough to help Greece meet its immediate obligations (€20 billion of its debts fall due in April and May).
"It's the one the time of day that you have completely to yourself with no sort of immediate obligations, unplugged," she said.
On the future of the HET, he said: "With cuts of this magnitude, as a police service, our immediate obligations must be towards keeping people safe today.
While the former situation raises immediate obligations to notify child protection officials, the latter situation relates to long-term handling of results (addressed below).
A more recent report, dealing specifically with the WTO, found that "the progressive realization of the right to health and the immediate obligations to which it is subject, place reasonable conditions on the trade rules and policies that may be chosen" [ 94](24).
An appellate panel for Manhattan Supreme Court agreed, and decided that the city had no immediate obligation to keep paying the subsidies after the state terminated the program.
That money, along with some loans from private individuals, has enabled the owners to rid themselves of the immediate obligation to the building's owner and enter negotiations on a new 10-year lease, which will start next year, Mr. Bodor said.
For example, in a state where the dialogue system has no immediate obligation, and the user asks a question, the system assumes the obligation of answering the question, and transitions to a state where it will try to discharge that obligation.
Countries have an immediate obligation to take steps towards the full realisation of the right to health, including through legislative, administrative and budgetary measures.
Under the ICESCR, countries have an immediate obligation to respect the right to health by preventing discrimination in access to curative, palliative and preventive services [ 55].
