"And there could possibly be a breach of the directors' fiduciary obligations owed to shareholders".
It implies that there's no difference between declining to provide medical treatment and taking a life directly, and no difference between the moral obligations owed a stranger and the obligations owed one's own child.
This largely consisted, the firm believes, of "uncollectible historical obligations owed by unrelated third parties" to Refco.
Lou Lamoriello, the Devils' chief executive, issued a statement saying the "obligations owed" McMullen by Puck "have been satisfied".
The instance under review by the government involved the impairment of obligations owed to Enron by a quartet of partnerships known as the Raptors.
Paragraph (15) [enacted as (17)] defines "net equity" to include the value of all contractual commitments at the time of liquidation or transfer less any obligations owed by the customer to the debtor, such as brokerage fees.
Your entry must not show inappropriate or dangerous behaviour, or otherwise be obscene, defamatory, distasteful, offensive, or in breach of any applicable law or regulation, or in breach of any confidentiality obligations owed by you to third parties.
The term "borrower" includes all parties liable for such obligation, including collection-only borrowers, except for debtors whose total loans and accounts have been voluntarily or involuntarily foreclosed, sold, or conveyed, or who have been discharged of all such obligations owed to the Agency or guaranteed lender.
The New Regulations provide that such treatment only applies to persons directly or indirectly holding at least 5% (by vote or value) of the equity interests (a "5% Holder") of the domestic target.[xiii] The Preamble notes, however, that statutory anti-abuse rules may continue to apply to obligations owed by sub-5% holders.
The Treasury secretary underscored the president's position that he will not negotiate over an increase – House Republicans are demanding cutbacks in Mr. Obama's signature Affordable Care Act – because it is a responsibility of Congress, with the president, to protect the credit of the country and pay obligations owed.
