Sentence examples for obligations of less from inspiring English sources

Voters in stronger countries would balk at assuming the obligations of less prudent members.

One-third of the programs had obligations of $1 million or less in fiscal 2010, and 83% overlapped with at least one other program in terms of their target populations and objectives (U.S. Government Accountability Office, 2012).

AIG owes a lot of money, but its actual obligations are less than half of $182.5 billion.

The limited scope of the norms renders the equality of obligations during NIAC less meaningful, particularly in situations where the high threshold for application of Additional Protocol II is not met.

Further questions about justice and equity across borders also arise: do wealthier countries and wealthier individuals have obligations to attend to the public health of less fortunate others?

Such emotional obligations of intergenerational reciprocity may be less visible in terms of how migrants and their parents behaved, but they still affected how they expressed their feelings about their (expected) filial behaviour.

You'd have to fill it with things and maintain it (the virtue of less space is less domestic obligation).

Or consider Paula, whose obligations were less grueling but who offers an equally striking example of loneliness and maladjustment.

By the nineteen-seventies, Bernard Spitzer had moved his family — Eliot is the youngest of three children — to a big house in Riverdale, but he often reminded them of their obligations to the less fortunate.

The present value of its future obligations, less expected receipts, is $65 trillion dollars.

The additional funding to support the new system of subsidising renewable energy through customer bills has been made possible through the older system of Renewables Obligation costing less than anticipated.