Sentence examples for obligations to close from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, he did consider taking on the first sequel when its original director, John D. Hancock, was fired a few days into the shoot; ultimately, his obligations to Close Encounters of the Third Kind, which he was working on with Dreyfuss, made it impossible.

I had an obligation to close down these schools".

The company is reviewing other developments that may affect its obligation to close the deal.

He said that the board had a contractual obligation to close the merger with Mr. Johnson in charge.

Despite being stripped of its accreditation and scrambling to pay up to $27 million in debts, the college is under no obligation to close.

There's no obligation to close the deal, so if the price agreed between buyer and seller becomes less competitive than the spot price, then the buyer simply walks away.

If we would never want one of our own children to be sent to one of these youth prisons, I believe we have an ethical, moral and human obligation to close them down.

Moreover, from an all things considered standpoint — and in particular, in the light of the strength of the moral obligations owed to close friends when their lives are at risk — his action may well be morally justified.

GM appeared to turn a corner with the restructuring of its employee health care obligations, but it still had to close a major profitability gap with its foreign rivals; it made a mere $65 in profit per car sold, compared with the $1,200 per car netted by Toyota and Honda.

Energy Secretary Amber Rudd today announced the plans to close the "renewables obligation" scheme for onshore wind farms from April 2016, fulfilling a Tory election manifesto promise.

Gordon Edge, director of policy at trade body Renewable UK, said: "It is a mistake to close the Renewables Obligation prematurely, but the government seems determined to press ahead with this policy change regardless.