Sentence examples for obligations fall from inspiring English sources

The entailed clinical obligations fall both on researchers and clinicians actively involved in the research projects, and on clinicians caring for the participants but not involved in the research.

Sorry about radio silence — too many personal and professional obligations fell in at the same time.

Only lately, well into the 20th century, have such obligations fallen away.

It was billion-dollar obligations falling due under the terms of A.I.G.'s swaps contracts on other issuers' debt that led to the company's collapse in mid-September.

This curve shows the yield on Treasury bonds of different maturities, allowing more accurate discounting of obligations falling due in different years than a single rate would.Although the curve is easily observable in daily newspapers, for example—and easily hedged, the debate over discount rates would not end even if it were adopted.

How strange that such efforts to free privileged families from their obligations fell in a week when Congress imposed bankruptcy "reforms" to compel working families to repay the ever larger shares of indebtedness they've incurred through job losses or health emergencies.

On Nov. 9, Wachovia said in a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that the value of its collateralized debt obligations fell by $1.1 billion during October.

The country has $46 billion in foreign debt obligations falling due in 2009, and the swift plunge of the Hyrvnia has boosted the cost of servicing these debts even as corporate debts are on the rise.

Ambac's fellow bond insurer MBIA, also at risk of a potential downgrade thanks to exposure to subprime mortgages and collateralized debt obligations, fell $3.86, or 28.8%, to $9.54.

Consequentialist views of promissory obligation fall into two broad camps, corresponding to the difference between act and rule utilitarianism.

Mr. Griffith blamed his law firm's staff, but this obligation falls to the lawyer, not his firm.