Sentence examples for minimum obligations from inspiring English sources

Government policy on legal aid now amounts essentially to one aim: the delivery of the lowest level of service that will comply with our minimum obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights at the least possible cost.

The report says: "These obligations do not serve as milestones to ensure that the pace of development is being kept up because it would take almost 200 years to develop the Greenwich peninsula, if the developers met their minimum obligations but did no more".

The guidelines include the promotion of renewables including wind energy through preferential tariffs and a minimum obligation on distribution companies to source a certain share of electricity from renewable energy.

To be sure, this is about the minimum obligation, which applies to all countries, regardless of their income levels: the general legal obligation to realize the right to health progressively extends beyond essential medicines to a general duty to ensure access to all medicines that may improve people's health.

The United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Social Rights Committee) has used the concept of minimum core obligations in defining obligations under other social rights, including food, water, work, and social security [ 6- 9].

The biggest difference, however, appears from comparing the right to health principles of minimum core obligations and shared responsibility with UHC.

While the extent of the obligation to provide assistance remains controversial, it covers at least minimum core obligations.

Fourth, the question of the resources necessary to meet minimum core obligations was not addressed in the Committee's interpretations, beyond emphasizing that core obligations are non-derogable and that states cannot justify non-compliance with these obligations under any circumstances, including by implication, due to resource constraints [ 64].

But whether that mandate would let the regulator impose "minimum speed" obligations, which would set a global precedent, is unclear and could be legally challenged by operators.

Our analysis is based on a series of experimental public good games designed to isolate the impact of exogenously requested minimum contributions (obligations) from those of the marginal incentives backing them.

The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights also interprets the principle as imposing minimum core obligations to provide, at the least, minimum essential levels of each of the rights.