Sentence examples for obligation due from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, the company added to its debt when it said it would pay $812 million in cash instead of stock to fulfill an obligation due this month to LineInvest Ltd., a European partnership.

The Chicago Sun-Times reported late Monday afternoon that Walsh, a Tea Party Republican favorite who represented Illinois' 8th District, filed a request on Feb. 1 in Cook County Circuit Court to drastically reduce his child support obligation due to his employment being "terminated through no voluntary act of his own".

One point was that the high response rate might be explained by a sense of obligation due to payment of expenses and it should not be assumed to mean that the questionnaire was acceptable.

Still, youth populations are poorly informed in Pakistan due to limited access to information about sexual and reproductive health matters, as both parents and the school system are reluctant to fulfil this obligation due to the sensitivity of the subject [ 14, 15].

Obligations due in 15 or more years are thought of as long-term debt.

In his resignation letter to Terry McAuliffe, the committee chairman, Mr. Rivera wrote: "I simply do not have the time to fulfill my obligations due to the demands of running the union.

Conseco, which is based in Carmel, Ind., has been trying to cut costs and increase earnings at its insurance and finance units to meet $1.28 billion in debt obligations due next year.

The first words of the statement read, "I have been advised by the Comptroller that the City of New York has insufficient cash on hand to meet debt obligations due today.…" Rubenstein handed Beame the statement after many hours of work.

"I have been advised by the comptroller," a two-and-a-half-page mayoral news release began, "that the City of New York has insufficient cash on hand to meet debt obligations due today.

Meanwhile, Mr. Rubenstein said, he and other mayoral advisers were writing the statement that Mr. Beame would have to deliver that began, "I have been advised by the comptroller that the city of New York has insufficient cash on hand to meet debt obligations due today".

Still, even after factoring in cash flow from Enron's core energy-trading operations, Enron could be left well short of what it needs to satisfy the huge obligations due by the end of next year -- meaning that Enron will probably have to work to persuade bankers to restructure debts or extend maturities.