Sentence examples for obligations out from inspiring English sources

He said the president and the Treasury secretary could pay pressing federal obligations out of money still coming in, and if they say they cannot, "Then they are liars".

Absent Congressional approval for raising the debt limit, the constitutional route or some creative financing plan, the only alternative to default would be to cut spending by as much as a third, financing debt payments and other government obligations out of money coming in from tax receipts and other sources.

Stephen Darwall's view makes promissory obligations out to be a species of what he has called 'second-personal' normative phenomena.

And therefore the fulfillment of obligations out of duty is mere "constancy" and, lacking presence, cannot rise to the level of "fidelity".

This approach makes promissory obligations out to be one of a number of Sui Generis obligations (and other normative phenomena) that arise from interpersonal exchange.

The startup pays those who fulfill their exercise obligations out of that collective pot, and GymPact takes a transaction fee before it dishes out its cash rewards.

Another inappropriate commitment arising from the obligation out-obligation in principle, famously spelled out at 1981: 18, is the agent's commitment to a "thought too many".

Third, the system includes a pressure towards generalisation which Williams calls "the obligation out-obligation in principle": this is the view that every particular moral obligation needs the logical backing of a general moral obligation, of which it is to be explained as an instance.

Significantly, these would be the first retail bonds to fail to meet their obligations – sending out a warning of the dangers of putting cash into non-regulated investments.

I am not gung ho for Heathrow, and the airport would clearly need to fulfil the environmental obligations set out by the Davies report.

To call men of smaller official obligations, carried out in the face of intimidation, heroes is, perhaps, to change the meaning of what we mean by heroism.