We have declined to vote in favour of the desire for a protocol to the Treaty, adding a collective defence clause for those Member States that wish to divide the obligations embedded in Article V of the Brussels Treaty and so bring the Western European Union to an end.
"What you want to know as a buyer or a supplier around a complex contract is what the obligations and deliverables embedded in a contract are.
Developers that accept substantial municipal investment have a civic obligation, which should be embedded in law, to pay workers a living wage.
SAINT-ÉTIENNE, FRANCE — The worst global financial crisis in 70 years arrived in Saint-Étienne this month, as embedded financial obligations began to blow up.
Much of what is tattooed there has been absorbed from the criticisms, expectations, and limitations placed upon us by other people; they are not wanted or chosen tattoos but they are embedded out of obligation, loyalty, misplaced trust, and over-eagerness to please the other.
Our data suggest that this is due to the fact that family physicians perceive of their clinical work as embedded in social and moral obligations.
It is characteristic of Steegmuller that his sense of obligation as a translator extended to revealing the meaning embedded in the scene, and that his diligence enabled him to do so.
Performativity can only be assumed in cases in which the individual under obligation, i.e. the agent of the verb embedded by the modal, is the addressee or another participant in the conversation (Portner 2009: 189).
Furthermore, research has shown that transnational activities are embedded in a web of family-based obligations (Menjivar, DaVanzo, Greenwell, & Valdez, 1998) and moral economies (Carling, 2008).
The extended family culture is deeply embedded in African society, and the attendant obligations are widely embraced and rarely questioned.
