Sentence examples similar to offload obligations from inspiring English sources
I am sorry you wheel out her phrase "there is no such thing as society"; as always misrepresented as denying mutual obligation when the transcript reveals she was saying the reverse – we cannot offload our obligations to each other on an abstraction called "society".
The most controversial measure in the collection is a two-year delay of a requirement that banks offload "collateralized loan obligations" -- risky packages of corporate debt that are sliced off for sale to investors.
Some 130,000 current and former workers risk losing pensions and retiree health care as management seeks to offload $9 billion in unfunded pension obligations to a federal insurance program".
Hedging also helps investors to avoid the tax obligations associated with offloading stock.
Banks are still sitting on properties and RMBS which they need to offload, added to their mortgage relief obligations tied to the settlement.
In a statement, the company said that the deal is meant to help rebalance its portfolio, though it will also offload about $1.5 billion worth of asset retirement obligations.
REUTERS Bondsds in C.D.O.'s Found to Be Particularly Bad | The mortgage bonds packaged into collateralized debt obligations issued between 2005 and 2007 performed much worse than bonds that were not in C.D.O.'s, a new paper says, lending credence to the idea that banks used the securities to offload toxic assets, Mark Whitehouse writes in a column for Bloomberg News.
Some are easier to offload than others.
One offload later you are behind them.
Now it is lucky to offload 60.
