Sentence examples for law obligation from inspiring English sources

But the more alarming fact is that private companies – many of which are the incubators for the newest technology and intellectual property – are under no securities law obligation to report cyberattacks to their investors.

Recognizance, in Anglo-American law, obligation entered into before a judge or magistrate whereby a party (the recognizor) binds himself to owe a sum of money in the event that he does not perform a stipulated act.

If the requested order simply restricts the erasure of backup tapes, a judge may see this as practically coextensive with the common law obligation imposed on a responding party, and is therefore less likely to find that the order is overly burdensome.

(Russell 2004) This interpretation of what Locke means by "labor" connects nicely with his claim that we have a natural law obligation first to preserve ourselves and then to help in the preservation and flourishing of others.

In the majority decision, Chief Justice French held that Section 72 (4) of the Maritime Powers Act does not contravene Australia's international law obligation of non-refoulement (CPCF, 2015, para. 11), effectively implementing section 75A Migration and Maritime Powers Legislation Amendment (Resolving the Asylum Legacy Caseload) Act (2014).

Finally, a state must comply with its international law obligations.

It also corrodes the international rule of law and violates Australia's international law obligations.

Why is the EU failing to comply with its international law obligations over Israel?

The ruling by a High Court judge, Hans Fabricius, is the first under 2002 statutes spelling out South Africa's international law obligations, but legal wrangles could derail an investigation.

She considers how hard law can operate "in the shadow" of soft law, with soft law obligations serving to reinforce acceptance and enforcement of hard law.

Boothby used to run the government unit responsible for ensuring that newly acquired weapons conform to the UK's international humanitarian law obligations.