Sentence examples for obligation when the from inspiring English sources

And here it's worth keeping in mind that a Republican-controlled Congress showed absolutely no interest in fulfilling that obligation when the V.R.A. was actually up for legislative review in 2006.

There was, to use the traditional classification, debt on the record, debt on an obligation (when the creditor produced a deed or bond), and debt sur contract (when a creditor sued for a fixed sum owed under an informal agreement).

I am sorry you wheel out her phrase "there is no such thing as society"; as always misrepresented as denying mutual obligation when the transcript reveals she was saying the reverse – we cannot offload our obligations to each other on an abstraction called "society".

The petition asks that the IMF cancel Haiti's $165 million debt repayment obligation when the board meets later this week.

Rather than reduce Illinois' debt, the move would essentially transfer a portion of it onto the state's balance sheet, potentially deepening the obligation when the bill comes due.

SFC should be released from the clearing obligation when the volume of OTC derivatives they deal with is too low to present an important systemic risk to the financial system and too low for central clearing to be economically viable.

And state and local governments can't retract their obligations when the going gets tough, like these private businesses have done already.

In some ways this book is an hommage to the father John Darnton never knew — a double portrait of the hero his mother talked about and the careless man who set aside family obligations when the war called and neglected to wear his helmet on the morning of his death.

Seller fulfills the contract obligations when the goods have arrived at a named place in the importing country.

Seller fulfills the contract obligations when the goods have been made available to the buyer on board a ship at the named port of destination.

The CSR construct also permeates the business discourse beyond education and similarly needs to provide a moral counterweight to the competitive environment that can present numerous temptations to put aside ethical and legal obligations when the economic arguments are strong enough.