Sentence examples for obligations established from inspiring English sources
"In no way will there be any impact on the rights and obligations established for all residents in accordance with the national Constitution and the reigning legal order," Mr. Pastrana promised in a speech to the nation late Monday.
The agency shall comply with the obligations established under this section by June 6 , 1986 except that where structural changes in facilities are undertaken, such changes shall be made by April 7 , 1989 but in any event as expeditiously as possible.
They are usually quite reluctant to adopt recommendations or obligations established by spatial plans, which are seen as impositions from external experts ignorant of real local conditions.
They consider the representative democracy it creates to be mob rule and have little or no patience for the mutual obligations established by the document.
In addition, the obligations established in this Directive should not lead to Member States imposing a general monitoring obligation.
In accordance with the principles set out in Articles 4 and 6 and in the Annex, the competent authority shall compensate the public service operators for the net financial effect, positive or negative, on costs incurred and revenues generated in complying with the tariff obligations established through general rules in a way that prevents overcompensation.
This shall be so notwithstanding the right of competent authorities to integrate public service obligations establishing maximum tariffs in public service contracts.
L. 98 378, § 12(a), substituted ", and" for "and, at the option of the State," before "from such parent" and inserted ", and only if the support obligation established with respect to the child is being enforced under the plan".
L. 98 378, § 12(b), struck out ", at the option of the State," before "support collection services" and inserted ", and only if the support obligation established with respect to the child is being enforced under the plan".
After a July 2011 deadline came and went without a final rule, EPA promised that one was coming soon, one that would be "based on the best science and meet the obligation established under the Clean Air Act to protect the health of the American people" while "consider[ing] costs, jobs and the economy".
Public scrutiny, however, has to be conducted without harming the investment climate in the Union or the competitiveness of Union companies, especially SMEs as defined in this Directive and mid-cap companies as defined in Regulation (EU) 2015/1017 1a, which should be excluded from the reporting obligation established under this Directive.
