Sentence examples for put obligations from inspiring English sources

This will also put obligations on the Tamil community within and outside Sri Lanka.

Putting obligations into a captive and saying they are reinsured is a little like putting dirty laundry into a closet and saying it's being cleaned.

Wary of a human rights approach to state responsibility, which puts obligations on the state to protect its citizens from the harmful acts of others, some on the left have found shelter in the civil liberties notion of keeping state responsibility out of it.

Millennials, now entering their 30s, are also more likely than their predecessors to put family obligations ahead of job duties.

The 1994 restructuring essentially put off obligations for 10 years, hoping that by then growth in the business and inflation would have solved the financial problems.

This seductive plea of contractual probity ignores the dubious mechanisms that put these obligations into place.

Derogating from a right essentially allows states to put their obligations on hold for a specified period of time.

The painful implosion of the U.S. housing market and the credit crisis it ignited put those obligations under severe strain.

But Enron skirted the law by having the partnerships issue put options–obligations to buy something in the future at a specified price on assets that were still on Enron's books.

Most recently, the bad news came from the subprime mortgage market, where lax lending standards and the liberal use of adjustable rate mortgages put debt obligations in the hands of people unable to repay it.

"The applicant did not put his obligations as a police officer ahead of his desire to assist a friend," said Commissioner Kite.