Sentence examples for of its obligation from inspiring English sources
Justice Thomas, referring to the age discrimination law by its initials, complained that the majority had adopted a standard "so malleable that it effectively absolves the E.E.O.C. of its obligation to administer the A.D.E.A. according to discernible standards".
"Even if a fighter had been present in one of these residential homes, it would not absolve Israel of its obligation to take every feasible precaution to protect the lives of civilians caught up in the fighting," Luther said.
That does not absolve the department of its obligation to let the public know whether it is paying for a private lawyer, and if so, why it is making these unusual accommodations.
"If the corporation refuses to investigate the cause of the leak or to repair damage, it has potential liability to the letter writer for breach of its obligation to keep the premises in good repair," Mr. Jacobs said.
It is paying the entire amount in cash, declining the option to use stock for some of its obligation.
He said he didn't want his social services department to run afoul of its obligation to house the homeless.
America and Britain say Iraq should be found in breach of its obligations if it omits any information about weapons programmes or if it possesses banned weapons.
Since the arrival of UN troops in Darfur represents a defeat for the government, it will try to wriggle out of its obligations in any way it can.
Considering it may indeed be in breach of its obligations, some diplomats are suggesting it should be taking itself to its own court.
In that respect, it fell short of its obligations under occupational health and safety laws.
It then attempted to void some of its obligations through a series of cases in Indonesia's courts contesting the structure of the bonds.
