Sentence examples for obligations made from inspiring English sources

But the weather, coupled with social obligations, made me reconsider this neglected appliance.

But his family obligations made that impractical, he said, so he joined the police department.

However, this very same government has since been backsliding from implementing its own commitments, promises and obligations made at the UNHRC.

But eventually financial obligations, made worse by mismanagement under Mr. Roper, led the theater to spend down the entire endowment, its financial statements note.

Mário Negromonte, booted out of the cities ministry earlier this month, was replaced by his party's boss, Aguinaldo Ribeiro, who was already facing allegations of corruption as he was sworn in.During Ms Rousseff's first year only one big reform, which released the government from some constitutional spending obligations, made it through Congress.

That the center, like every other sports arena, serves both inside and out as a giant billboard for corporate naming opportunities (my favorite: the Calvin Klein V.I.P. Entrance) deserves mention because naming rights and other financial gains from the arena should be factored into the subsidized housing equation that remains one of the major obligations made by the developer, Bruce C. Ratner.

A further 5.5m say that family or personal obligations make part-time work desirable.

Channel 4's public-service broadcasting obligations make it worth little, points out Mark Oliver of Oliver & Olhbaum Associates, a media consultancy.

It could also free Dewey of its debts and pension obligations, making it far more appealing to a potential acquirer.

That is bad enough, but nearly all states apply an optimistic discount rate to their obligations, making the liabilities seem smaller than they are.

Clearly, present disclosure obligations make it impossible to rely on the credit-rating agencies to unearth who is in trouble.