Sentence examples for monetary obligations from inspiring English sources

Moreover, probationers must pay off these monetary obligations before they can emerge from probation supervision.

"The rationale for this requirement is that the governing documents define the scope of monetary obligations which co-op shareholders or condominium unit owner agrees to when they buy into a building," Mr. Cholst said.

Although the leaders of the Székely community were exempted from taxation in 1554, but all the foot soldiers continued to be taxed, resulting in a double burden of military and monetary obligations for them.

Additionally, pet owners would benefit greatly from a more accurate projected survival time when weighing their dog's quality of life and their own monetary obligations in treatment decisions.

Divide the total debt, or monetary obligations, by the average monthly income.

Despite the substantial monetary obligation, these four-year scholarships attracted more than 1.2 million applicants.

"This is the largest monetary mitigation obligation in the history of the Clean Air Act," said Yates.

It is unwise to expand the monetary and military obligations of the United States given the burden of our $20 trillion debt," he said, according to The Daily Beast. .

Mr. Cavallo said the government would continue meeting its debt obligations if the monetary fund came through.

Thus, the obligation of the monetary authorities to supply the currency of any Fund member at a rate of exchange that was not above the agreed-upon limit took the place of the obligation under the old gold standard to give actual gold in exchange for currency.

The Congressional Budget Office is getting better at scoring contingent liabilities, including United States obligations to the International Monetary Fund, but there is still a lot more work to do.