Sentence examples for remain obligated from inspiring English sources

I can think of several contexts in which a person might relocate to California but remain obligated under contracts entered into in the place of his or her former residence.

Accordingly, Mr. Schultz said, unless the superintendent's maintenance charges were specifically waived by the co-op's board of directors in exchange for his services, the superintendent and his wife would remain obligated to pay them.

But if the good guys on "24" go about their work largely unaccountable to law or to public opinion, they remain obligated, within the show's moral order, to one another.

Nevertheless, hospitals will remain obligated under federal law to treat anyone that enters their Emergency Rooms.

"The tax can only be collected for the purpose of funding retirement costs". Even if the employees were paying their full share, eliminating the property tax would leave the city with about $1.3 million in debt, Flynn said, and the city would remain contractually obligated to pay the retirement costs.

Was the Chief Rabbi obligated to remain silent about the report until the bar mitzvah is over?

We could make those obligated payments first, without borrowed money, which would allow the General Assembly to better evaluate how to meet its remaining fiscal obligations, including payments to vendors, social service agencies and local governments.

An eligible judge advocate who executes a written agreement to remain on active duty for a period of obligated service specified in the agreement may, upon the acceptance of the agreement by the Secretary concerned, be paid continuation pay under this section.

(A) which read as follows: "the number of months of obligated service remaining under the agreement entered into under section 2132(a)(3) divided by the original number of months of such obligation; and".

Obligated physicians also remained longer in their practices than nonobligated physicians (P = 0.03), with respective group retention rates of 71% versus 61% at 4 years and 55% versus 52% at 8 years.

Just a, relatively speaking, small $100 million reduction for those yet-to-be-obligated unobligated balances remained.