Sentence examples for measures obligations from inspiring English sources

In principle, the regulatory authority can mandate risk mitigation measures (obligations) through which a potential risk can be reduced.

The blunt truth is that if you were to measure U.S. obligations with any degree of honesty, you would place the country at Greek levels of indebtedness or worse.

A sample item to measure moral obligation is "It is an ethical responsibility to help people less fortunate than ourselves" and Cronbach's alpha value of α = 0.73.

However much we might love or appreciate our children, our parents, our families, our spouses or lovers or partners, we remain with them, often, from a certain measure of obligation, be it sexual, legal or moral.

Hockert (Hockerts 2015) adopted Haines et al. (Haines et al. 2008) model to measure moral obligation.

Therefore, to measure moral obligation a four items questionnaire was used.

Democrats latched on to a provision in the House proposals that would have forbidden the Treasury to juggle government accounts — so-called extraordinary measures — to meet obligations beyond a debt-ceiling deadline.

WASHINGTON — The Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, officially informed Congress on Monday that the government, as projected, had reached its $14.3 trillion debt limit and had begun taking what he has called "extraordinary measures" to meet obligations while lawmakers and President Obama seek a budget deal to raise the limit.

Its new proposal would let them keep measuring their pension obligations the same way as before, with one big exception.

Fiscal hawks have been urging the accounting board to require states to measure their pension obligations at fair value.

They did not seem eager to grapple with the question of which discount rate to use to measure public pension obligations — the biggest issue in the minds of critics of the current rules.