Sentence examples for obligations of state from inspiring English sources

It is also larger than the $2.5 trillion total current obligations of state and local governments.

Diplomatic law is a field of international law concerning the practice of diplomacy, and the rights and obligations of state representatives on the territory of other states.

Clearly, it is time to put an end to this subsidy to private businesses and institutions, which is seriously eroding Federal revenue, and to limit tax exemption to obligations of state and local governments for public purposes, which has historically been dictated on constitutional grounds.

Interest on the general obligations of state and local governments is free of federal income tax.

States have shown a reluctance to impose direct obligations on non-state actors under both spheres of law, resulting in the (deliberate) gaps in the obligations of state vs. non-state actors.

His work distinguishes the obligations of state and private actors in a sustainable and mutually reinforcing relationship.

Further, the summit neglects to reinforce the obligations of states to uphold and implement the humanitarian and refugee laws which they have signed up to".

The UN is an international organisation, and as such is not bound by the legal instruments that govern the human rights obligations of states.

Gross, Oren (2015) "Cyber Responsibility to Protect: Legal Obligations of States Directly Affected by Cyber-Incidents," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 48 : No. 3, Article 1.

But a number of academics and others who have studied pension, health care and other obligations of states and municipalities say bigger problems loom than just short-term budget deficits that stem from the recession.

Syria and Jordan are not signatories to the international refugee convention, the key legal document defining who is a refugee, their rights and legal obligations of states, yet by the end of 2010 they were two of the top five major countries in the world hosting refugees.