Sentence examples for obligations taking from inspiring English sources

In fact, according to a forthcoming book by Laurence Kotlikoff, an economist, the present value of the American government's future obligations, taking into account promised pensions and health-care benefits, is a staggering $45 trillion.

But, the weekend of the historic vote, Breitbart, who has four young children, was fulfilling paternal obligations: taking the kids to watch the Los Angeles Marathon; having a ragtag group of little friends over to play.

Documents published on Tuesday showed Debenhams' lenders paid £101.8m for the group and also took on £520m of debts and its pension obligations, taking the total cost of the deal to £621.81m.

The future relationship will be based on a balance of rights and obligations, taking into account the principles of each Party.

The institutional view holds that the purpose of the institution defines its obligations, taking precedence over spouses' desires, either, in the two most prominent forms, in the service of a procreative union, or to protect spousal love.

I struggled to fulfill my work obligations, taking sick time, and then working at home.

Their love blossoms in the big city, but Jay's work obligations take him back to Rajasthan.

Opponents of dilemmas will have to hold that one of the conflicting obligations takes priority.

Our nation's most significant obligations take this form, such as the North Atlantic Treaty that created NATO and the San Francisco Treaty that ended World War II in the Pacific.

Collateralized debt obligations took off when an analyst at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in the '90s developed Gaussian Copula allowing risk assessment and pricing.

Having swallowed the bitter medicine of their own austerity-driven bailout programs, the people of Ireland, Spain, Portugal and Cyprus might be expected to insist that Greece live up to obligations taken on in exchange for the $270 billion it has already received.