Sentence examples for obligations put on from inspiring English sources

There was no practical difference between the obligations put on my client by the company and those placed on full-time staff".

Moved by a sense of national obligation, Britain put on a massive relief program for American refugees at a time when its deficit had never been higher.

"There are a lot of incentives for sports arenas to understand that one of their first obligations, aside from putting on a sports event to entertain their customers, is to keep their customers safe," Mr. Bratton said in a telephone interview.

"In general the company feels like we have an obligation to put on the schedule that makes the most sense," he said.

"We have a compulsory voting system – that's a two way street, we tell Australians you've got to turn up... if that's the obligation we put on Australians, we and the Australian Electoral Commission owe it to them that they have the opportunity [to vote]," he said.

The article also described incorrectly the new obligations the guidance put on municipal bond underwriters.

"If we recognize that obligations are being put on the taxpayer down the line, then they can be controlled and managed".

When did he get to work? "The remarkable thing about Constable is that he fulfils all the moral obligations that are put on people," he says.

The year after that, at Durban, with the obligations that Kyoto put on rich countries about to expire, countries promised more talks about talks, saying they would negotiate a new climate regime by 2015 and have one in force by 2020.

The issue of dealing with interference across bands, however, remains crucial: What obligations should be put on users so as to keep interference at a socially acceptable level?

Nowadays she is more at ease with her position and the obligations it puts on her.