As a group of religious and communal leaders, we are motivated by the obligation embedded in the belief that whoever saves a single life, it is as if they have saved a whole world.
Federal and state law, as well as professional obligations and embedded social norms, require hospitals and physicians to provide care when it is most needed, regardless of the patient's ability to pay.
The Commission and ESMA should consider extending the applicability of the reporting obligation to embedded derivatives.
"What you want to know as a buyer or a supplier around a complex contract is what the obligations and deliverables embedded in a contract are.
SAINT-ÉTIENNE, FRANCE — The worst global financial crisis in 70 years arrived in Saint-Étienne this month, as embedded financial obligations began to blow up.
Developers that accept substantial municipal investment have a civic obligation, which should be embedded in law, to pay workers a living wage.
As regards goods with embedded digital content or embedded digital services, the trader should be liable, under this Directive, to the consumer for meeting his obligations only in respect of the elements of the goods that do not concern the embedded digital content or digital service.
Our data suggest that this is due to the fact that family physicians perceive of their clinical work as embedded in social and moral obligations.
Furthermore, research has shown that transnational activities are embedded in a web of family-based obligations (Menjivar, DaVanzo, Greenwell, & Valdez, 1998) and moral economies (Carling, 2008).
