Sentence examples for obligation to process from inspiring English sources

The FOI Act now considers both requests as "deemed refusals", although the prime minister is still under an obligation to process the requests.

Lord Howard said that while he did have "some sympathy" with Calais, France should be 'taking more seriously its obligation to process asylum seekers'.

However, it is your obligation to process your registration and wait for your turn at public health centers even if you are weak.

It should be an obligation to redefine the process through which the city builds and rebuilds itself.

"This is America and you have an obligation to give due process and people have a right to appeal," he said.

Titleist, for example, reduced its number of golf-ball models in the last two years to 5 from 13. "The degree of confusion was getting to the point where we felt an obligation to simplify the process," said George Sine, vice president for marketing at Acushnet.

But he added: "Even those who participated in such a mission have a very serious and enduring obligation to follow the process and to help protect classified information".

Managers also mentioned structural dimensions of the implementation, such as the lack of a local plan for action, having overseen the importance of a special person in charge at the unit, and the possibility of adding a certain degree of obligation to the implementation process.

Importantly, many human rights activists displayed the phrase, "NO HUMAN IS ILLEGAL," a reminder of the universal right to seek asylum (and America's corresponding international obligations to anyone processed and classed as a refugee) to those who believe they're within their rights to push these buses back.

And like a co-op board, they have no obligation to explain their thought process, either.

"We are clear that we are under no obligation to extend our asylum process to individuals or groups outside the UK, including those on the Sovereign Base Areas".