Sentence examples for obligation of financing from inspiring English sources

In addition, as European airlines became competitive in international travel, they began to be subsidized by governments, which would have found the additional obligation of financing affiliated aircraft producers too burdensome.

Table  2 shows how much health aid would need to be contributed by international donors if one sets a uniform obligatory level (obligation) of health financing for LIC governments as percentage of their domestic annual budget at 15%%.

We must clarify the obligation of governments to finance and carry out projects that bring these services to those who need them most.

Had the companies not been rescued and instead filed for bankruptcy, the former executives' pensions would be the obligation of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, financed by corporations whose plans it backs.

A strategic reserve (SR) policy with administratively set capacity targets, a capacity market (CM) based on public procurement, and a decentralized reserve market with the obligation of generators to finance reserves in relation to their peak supply (RM).

"The fact that the lender may have misplaced the borrower's stock certificate and proprietary lease is factually and legally unrelated to the lender's obligation to file the Termination of Financing statement," Mr. Shmulewitz said.

California's new twist is the source of financing and the obligation to repay the loan regardless of a change in ownership.

Virginia Public School Authority, $68.1 million of special obligation school financing bonds for Fluvanna County.

DUBAI — A rising tide of debt reaching maturity in the Gulf region poses a heightened refinancing challenge over the next three years, say analysts, with companies looking for new avenues of financing to repay obligations coming due amid volatility in global capital markets.

I'd say with most companies we see, they need another round of financing to fulfill the lease obligation.

Last year, UBS used a similar argument in a court fight to remove its obligations to finance the proposed merger of two shoe-store chains, Finish Line and Genesco.