Sentence examples for increasing obligations from inspiring English sources

At the time, the employees' pension fund was only 57.4 percent funded and had increasing obligations.

This is obviously a good thing but increasing obligations on companies to address the environmental harm they are causing can lead to confusion for consumers.

Its workers built up their future benefits by about $6 billion, a new labor contract with the United Automobile Workers added $2.1 billion in obligations, and interest rates fell, increasing obligations.

The district's rapidly increasing obligations to the Chicago Teachers Pension Fundd represent one of its biggest liabilities, putting enormous stress on the school system's budget as it makes hundreds of millions of dollars worth of annual pension payments.

Paine agreed that these increasing obligations are quickly becoming unmanageable for smaller herd farm owners.

Still, he writes, "As I approach the end of my career I feel an increasing obligation to bear witness to past mistakes I have made".

In a New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory multidisciplinary workshop with consumers' and parents' participation and extended consultations [ 28], there were consensus that there was an increasing obligation to treat cases involving between 23+0 and 25+6 weeks of gestation, while it was acceptable not to initiate intensive care following appropriate counselling with the parents.

With the WTO's trade rules and dispute settlement procedures, developing countries are under increasing obligation and ongoing negotiation pressures to lower tariffs, export subsidies and domestic agriculture support (AoA), as well as to open themselves to FDI in food-related sectors they may have committed under the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS).

Those contributions may rise to about $380 million from $280 million for this year because of lower interest rates and investment returns and increased obligations to employees, Bill Mellon, an airline spokesman, said.

Under the pressures caused by the Ottoman invasions and increased obligations to landlords, the position of the Croatian peasantry deteriorated, leading to a number of rebellions most notably in 1573.

He told VICE "Current healthcare costs no where near compensate for the increased obligations for government.