Sentence examples for policy obligations from inspiring English sources

"You had foreign policy obligations running up against law enforcement obligations," said a former Clinton administration official who was involved in antidrug policy then.

Solvency margins, a gauge of an insurer's ability to repay its policy obligations, correspond to the percentage of excess assets a company holds.

Effective support of the Institute's mission requires complying with relevant legal, contractual, professional, and policy obligations whenever information technology resources are used.

MetLife's chief executive, Steven A. Kandarian, said in an annual presentation to investors on Tuesday that repatriating MetLife's policy obligations from Exeter "proactively addresses recent regulatory concerns" about such deals, adding that Mr. Lawsky's inquiry had been an important factor.

The transactions, known as captive reinsurance, often involve the creation of  subsidiaries, known as captives, that then sell reinsurance to their parent companies, which removes billions of dollars of policy obligations from the parents' books.

In a statement, Dominic Grieve said: "Longstanding agreements between the Five Eyes countries means that the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand cannot ask each other to target each other's citizens or individuals that they cannot themselves target, or in any other way seek to circumvent their own or each other's legal and policy obligations.

It's yet another policy manoeuvre to restrict educational opportunity to those who are already privileged, and remove any policy obligation to address the structural inequalities that have already been fostered in the primary and secondary systems.

Since Heartfile has the major participatory role in implementing these activities; this approach allows the government to fulfil a policy obligation to include the private sector in national programs outside of a 'contractual' mode.

Strembeck [28] introduces three types of policies, namely authorization policies, obligation policies and delegation policies.

Other determinants are regulations concerning disability compensation, insurance policies, employer obligations and governmental programs [ 8, 13, 14].

Alleged violations will receive the same academic due process as any other alleged violation of university policy, contractual obligations, or state or federal laws.