Sentence examples for obligations created from inspiring English sources

Lincoln was asking Americans to consider the obligations created by slavery.

The towns invested 451 million kroner in collateralized debt obligations created by Citigroup and sold by Terra Securities.

The freeing of the labourer from feudal and customary obligations created a free market in labour, with a pivotal role for a specific social type, the entrepreneur.

A result of these series of trades was a circular transaction, the records indicate, in which many of the obligations created by the trade were simply canceled.

Combining these two factors, our housing will need to meet the low-carbon standard by 2050, if the UK is to comply with the legal obligations created in the Climate Change Act.

Over time, however, this was partly replaced by a system in which savers put their money in funds that bought asset-backed commercial paper from special investment vehicles that bought collateralized debt obligations created from securitized mortgages — with nary a regulator in sight.

His success has meant a significant uptick in professional obligations, creating painful disruptions that are hard to talk about.

"The intersection of club doctors' dual obligations creates significant legal and ethical quandaries that can threaten player health," the report states.

We can no longer put off the major structural changes needed in order to meet our obligations, create jobs and grow the economy.

Moreover, social traditions, customs, and obligations create different expectations and constraints for female patients.

Take Hudson Mezzanine, a $2 billion collateralized debt obligation created by Goldman in 2006.