Sentence examples for obligation assumed from inspiring English sources
A tax thus laid impairs no obligation assumed.
The justice of the grounds of refusal or failure must, of course, be determined by the contractual obligation assumed.
Like every term of the settlement, this is a legal obligation assumed by the firm (and certainly applicable to you as CEO), that is enforceable by the court.
Obviously, one obligation assumed by the corporation was to construct and operate a railroad between the termini named; and, on the other hand, one obligation assumed by the state was that it would not prevent the company from so constructing and operating the road.
The biggest losses result from the accounting transaction effected on June 20 2014 reflecting the cash withdrawal of BGN 206 million against the obligation assumed, and defaulted on, by BROMAK OOD to repay the funds on 06/30/2014, which was posted as an asset in the form of this receivable.
And of course, power alone cannot obligate one, inasmuch as obligation assumes that one cannot meaningfully do otherwise.
These models were analyzed to implement the TGC system under the producer's obligation, assuming fixed prices for the certificates.
This latest protest was called in order to pressure the French authorities to honor obligations assumed last June when the government adopted national criteria for regularization, to avoid disparities between professions and regions.
Physical borders no longer can function as signposts informing individuals of the obligations assumed by entering into a new, legally significant, place, because individuals are unaware of the existence of those borders as they move through virtual space.
The Government of the United States may at any moment renounce the concessions granted under the present Agreement in which case the obligations assumed in this respect by the Portuguese Government will likewise cease.
Although the railroad directed the decedent's activities to some extent, the Court observed that those directions were simply reformulations of the flexible obligations assumed by the decedent under his contract, not 'a detailed control of the actions of (decedent) or those of his employees.' Id., at 455456, 36 S.Ct., at 406.
