Sentence examples for increased its obligations from inspiring English sources

Its problems stemmed from complex derivatives that greatly increased its obligations to its trading partners.

Boeing argued that the government had decreased the profits of its export subsidiaries and increased its tax obligations, basing its claim on a similar case heard in the 8th Circuit, where the court held in favor of the taxpayer.

Yukos would be allowed to issue shares and increase its equity capital to meet obligations.

If Congress fails to act to either reduce the program's obligations or increase its revenue by 2034, a 21percentt across-the-board benefit cut will automatically take effect.

Goldstone denied the accusations, saying he felt that being a Jew increased his obligation to participate in the investigation.

On the patient side, it is likely that different overall health awareness and increased family obligations in large families may contribute to low testing rates.

In the email to staff, Adams and Patel added that the amount that would have to be paid into the BBC pension fund to ensure it could meets its obligations would have to increase from 3.5% of the licence fee to 10%, "with a possibility of further increases being necessary in the future".

He argued that the cable company had failed to live up to its obligations to "increase cable access" in poor and rural communities and said he asked the state's attorney general to investigate Spectrum's ads touting its infrastructure investments. .

"Effectively, all of the $11.6 billion of the acquisition price would represent increased financial obligations of one sort or another," Mr. Baggaley said.

Of the remaining rejections, two bills would have increased disclosure obligations for organisations and impose penalties for breaches of duty of care, and two further bills would have made changes to Newstart and unemployment allowances.

The company will help arrange for child care for sick children and even hire temporary help to cook meals or run errands for an employee trying to balance increased home obligations with work.