Sentence examples for obligation posed from inspiring English sources

Large companies, after establishing their own internal environmental certification, 'prescribe' social responsibility to their suppliers (e.g., the obligation posed to supplier SME to deliver life cycle assessment information about supplied products, the obligation to prove a functional Corporate Social Responsibility policy using verifiable metrics).

Large companies with their environmental obligations posed to their suppliers are direct creators of such markets.

Fulfilling that obligation has posed a challenge, however.

Besides, TPP obligations also posed great challenges to the country in form of labor rights, freedom of data flows and intellectual property.

With publication comes an obligation to give interviews and with interviews comes the obligation to pose for a new photograph.

Then Rich burdens fellow novelists with the obligation "to pose the intimate questions" concerning the many ways the bad news about man's future affects us.

Novelists therefore have an obligation to pose the intimate questions: How does all this bad news affect our relationships with our loved ones, our hopes for the future, the way we go about our daily lives?

Or are we battling 'their' lawlessness with 'ours'?" A timely question that Russia must ask itself and that we as Americans have a moral obligation to pose to ourselves and to our leadership.

Select Energy sells power and other energy services, and Con Ed said Select's failure to meet its obligations would "pose a significant risk" in Northeast's unregulated businesses.

In Congressional testimony, William B. Shear, an official with the Government Accountability Office, warned that Fannie and Freddie, "with more than $6 trillion in outstanding obligations," could pose "significant risks to taxpayers" if they ran into difficulty.

Such a confirmation could create regulatory and disclosure obligations that pose significant challenges to individual home owners.