Sentence examples for obligation imposed on from inspiring English sources

In addition to the uniform pricing (UP) constraint, which is an obligation to serve all consumers at an identical price, constraints considered are the coverage constraint (CC), which is an obligation imposed on one of the firms to serve a given segment of the market, and the license constraint (LC), which is a minimum or a maximum coverage restriction that is imposed on entrants.

"There has not been any strong condemnation or any strong sense of obligation imposed on members on these things.

At the same time, both municipal efficiency and civic pride were enhanced by the obligation imposed on all towns to build a town hall (ayuntamiento).

By now it's gospel that the carried interest exemption is a tax loophole, which suggests that those benefiting from it are somehow evading a legal obligation imposed on others in similar circumstances.

I would have invited him to consider the incongruity of expecting Mr Galloway to know from whence all the appeal's donors derived their personal income, an obligation imposed on no other organisation or individual.

Since the revolt, a large share of bank capital has been locked up in Egyptian sovereign debt, an obligation imposed on local lenders when foreigners, rattled by the prospect of political unrest after the ouster of Mr. Mubarak, liquidated their holdings in government treasuries.

In this novel, a detective in 1920's London returns to Shanghai to solve his parents' mysterious disappearance when he was a child, a quest invariably hampered by the blindness his sense of obligation imposes on him.

One of the obligations imposed on the faithful by the Koran was jihad, or struggle.

One focus of the investigations is MF Global's compliance with the record-keeping obligations imposed on its futures and securities operations.

Centrica claims that small, independent energy companies are winning customers because they do not have the social and environmental obligations imposed on the big six utilities.

While brokers are required to recommend investments suitable to a particular client, they are not subject to the broader obligations imposed on other financial planners.