Sentence examples for obligations imposed from inspiring English sources

One of the obligations imposed on the faithful by the Koran was jihad, or struggle.

The company said that it would abide by confidentiality obligations imposed by the agreement.

However, the obligations imposed upon electronic communications services providers (CSPs) raise serious issues for both them and the public.

Their implementation involves property surveys, recording of titles, and provisions to free the landholder from restrictions or obligations imposed by tradition.

This was also done to prevent the monasteries from becoming a refuge for those trying to escape taxes or labour obligations imposed by the monarchy.

Remaining public-service obligations imposed by the law, and weaker finances, risk leaving ITV as a weaker version of the BBC.

It's a matter of legal obligation, imposed by the convention itself to which the UK voluntarily signed up.

"There has not been any strong condemnation or any strong sense of obligation imposed on members on these things.

At the same time, both municipal efficiency and civic pride were enhanced by the obligation imposed on all towns to build a town hall (ayuntamiento).

So loud and prolonged cheering for the Commission plan to find more effective ways than prison to punish someone who breaks an obligation imposed by the court.

"However, in order to discharge the planning obligation imposed by Westminster, the mayor has agreed in principle to provide such a guarantee.