Sentence examples for obligations cover from inspiring English sources

The CDA and XXXXXXXXXXXX discussed the difficulty of engaging China on this matter, since no trade obligations cover China's censorship regime, but considered what U.S. Government actions might be possible nonetheless.

He pointed out that Britain's treaty obligations covered only Diego Garcia and the US had no legal claim to the rest of the archipelago.

The vast majority of health research takes place using anonymised medical records that are only released to approved health researchers under very strict obligations covered by legal agreement.

Because the value of the mortgage obligations covered by the insurance had crashed, it was shocking that the insurance was not worth far more than that.

Many shipping companies felt they were benevolent, however, offering certainty on rates to and from European ports and accepting obligations to cover berths.

Its ability to meet obligations and cover losses was rated among the lowest of Japan's life insurers as of November.

While the French and German banks have the biggest direct exposure to Greek's debt, it is American banks and insurance companies that would have the largest obligations to cover payments to those holding the swaps.

When the nation curtails public obligations to cover high costs of old age, society lifts crushing fiscal burdens off the backs of younger generations.

Under a new measure being floated in the House, companies like Consol Energy would be able to shift their obligations to cover the health care costs of retired coal miners on to the federal government, which already pays for other retirees' coverage.

But, if so, should society have the obligation to cover the costs of the consequences?

FitzSimons and Smith discussed meeting financial targets; Baquet spoke about a newspaper's obligation to cover certain stories no matter what the cost.