Sentence examples for obligations beyond from inspiring English sources

Democrats latched on to a provision in the House proposals that would have forbidden the Treasury to juggle government accounts — so-called extraordinary measures — to meet obligations beyond a debt-ceiling deadline.

The judge's order for the city to provide eviction notices to Legal Aid was part of a "pernicious tendency" to impose "obligations beyond those that the city agreed to undertake," Mr. Crane said.

"As a result of the current economic stress, MBIA could incur additional payment obligations beyond these mortgage-related exposures, which may be substantial, increasing the stress on MBIA Corp.'s liquidity".

It may be that bounded solidarity was (and continues to be) needed to motivate people to accept obligations beyond duties of rescue and humanitarian need.

Conservation organizations are asked to be responsive to a number of ethical obligations beyond that of the conservation of biodiversity: the reduction of poverty, the imperative of social justice and cultural integrity, and the improvement in human livelihoods.

In the recent years, there has been a series of divisions in employers' organisations (firms setting up alternative employers' organisations to be freed from the agreement's obligations, beyond the famous FIAT case).

Energy suppliers have obligations now to improve the energy efficiency of all homes, and today we've said we'll extend that obligation beyond 2012.

So we need to amend the bill and put the obligation beyond question – making sure at the same time that the government provides the additional resources.

"They have a special obligation beyond the ordinary developer and they ought to be doing what's right by the community.

However, when you are married to a man who can make or break humans and entire nations, you have an obligation beyond the marriage – and perhaps the means, too, to stop his excesses.

"There was an obligation beyond the fact that they made money," Brotman said.