Sentence examples for possible obligation from inspiring English sources
And they have a long list of other problems: billions of dollars in debts coming due in 2002, a possible obligation to buy back a stake in the Axel Springer publishing group, and a steep drop in advertising at ProSieben Sat.1 Media, the big German commercial television broadcaster that Kirch Group controls.
They will have launched absurd debates and, if all this turns out to be a vast show, ones that absurdly spend time, commentary, energy, on the possible obligation to help them to collect their precious sponsorships, in a sort of a carnavalesque reversion to the republican pacts of another era.
Influence of the certainty and severity of the identified condition on the possible obligation to offer genomic research results.
So indeed are the possible obligations to repair the underwater environment: no legal codes are yet in place for deep-sea mining.
"If the possible obligations surround the weakening or circumvention of encryption then this is matter of real concern," the office writes in its submission to a parliamentary committee that is scrutinising the bill.
But whereas it is necessary to mobilize external resources to fill the health-resource-gaps in LICs, a lot of evidence has suggested that there is need to think about possible obligations of LICs themselves in health financing [ 7– 13].
Agudath aims to reconcile "to the extent possible" the obligations of secular law with the dictates of Jewish halachic law.
The charges will prompt even more diligent review of possible compliance obligations by consultants who represent foreign clients, said Thomas J. Spulak, a partner at the King & Spalding law firm who advises on lobbying compliance.
The status of, and our possible moral obligations to, new model systems, including neural organoids, and computer systems running artificial intelligence and deep learning algorithms.
But is it possible to have obligations to people who are not yet born?
But Mr. Frigeri said that the new government's intention was that as soon as possible, all those obligations would be paid in the new currency, instead of dollars or pesos.
