Sentence examples for obligations we face from inspiring English sources

Given the health spending obligations we face, and the debt overhang we're already dealing with, growth rates would have to acquire something like Ludicrous Speed, as in the movie "Spaceballs," to keep up.

Any way you slice it, such interim costs would be infinitely less than the horrific obligations we face if we keep the current system.

There are many social obligations we face throughout life, some more important than others.

I think you're going to find very broad support in the Congress for fundamental change and that is a huge obligation we face, is making that case and making that happen.

In order to move forward in our own endeavors, we face an obligation to offer mentorship.

"The Road Runner divestiture is an obligation we always assumed we would face, and the decree proposes both a schedule and process that are fair and feasible," said James W. Cicconi, AT&T's general counsel.

In contrast, those who flout their international obligations will face more pressure and isolation.

Those nations that refuse to live up to their obligations must face consequences.

Mercer Consulting reckons that governments that have not set aside money for future obligations will face liabilities 40-60 thees the current annual cost of retirees' health care.

Mr. Gibbs made clear that the administration would continue to press forward with sanctions until, as he said, Iran demonstrates "through deeds — and not simply words — its willingness to live up to international obligations or face consequences, including sanctions".

Meanwhile, as the United States imposes its strongest sanctions to date and the European Union prepares to impose an embargo on Iranian oil, the choice for Tehran will be sharpened – meet your international obligations or face the consequences.