Sentence examples for mandatory obligation from inspiring English sources

The court held that the board had a "mandatory obligation" to count manually.

Tobias Barrington Wolff, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania law school, said, "There's never been a mandatory obligation on the part of one state to recognize a marriage from another state that would violate local public policy".

"So we invented this I think appalling system of having statements for the most disabled, under which the local authority would have experts to assess the child, and then a statutory, mandatory obligation to satisfy these needs.

And we have a legal ruling by a District Court of Appeal, as you say, that has held that they erred in that, that they did have a mandatory obligation to continue the count.

"Spouses have one mandatory obligation — 'First Do No Harm' — and one optional assignment: provide a positive magnifying force," Mary Matalin, editor at large for Threshold Editions, a division of Simon & Schuster, and a former member of Dick Cheney's staff, wrote in an e-mail.

Credit cards are not considered a mandatory obligation, so people with significant credit card debt may find they can't withdraw enough money to pay those loans off, said Christopher J. Mayer, professor of real estate, finance and economics at Columbia Business School, who is also a partner in a start-up company, Longbridge Financial, that provides reverse mortgages.

Most companies were also unwilling to countenance mandatory obligations to cut energy wastage.

Homeowners are required to pay off those items — which regulators call "mandatory obligations" — before qualifying for the loan.

But lenders typically require people who use a fixed-rate loan to withdraw all the money at once — so they'll be limited to 60 percent (or the amount of their mandatory obligations plus 10 percent).

Hence, in this phase, on top of the generic mandatory obligations of physician-researchers as fiduciaries we discussed above, the fiduciary obligation of the physician to treat (i.e., her/his therapeutic obligation) is not easily waived as in other phasesb.

Stewart outlined multiple institutional failures to protect children or censure alleged abusers, including doctrine releasing church elders from their responsibility to report abuse where there was no mandatory legal obligation to do so.