Sentence examples similar to s obligation from inspiring English sources

But it works against the I.R.S.'s obligation to enforce the tax laws efficiently and equitably.

"It is not E.P.A.'s obligation to clean up the mess," said Jane Rissler of the Union of Concerned Scientists.

The playlist comprises four sub-lists; the A-list, B-list, C-list and an In New Music We Trust (NMWT) list, which reflects Radio 1's obligation to support new UK artists.

At the same time, the deal makes it clear that Yahoo!'s obligation to hold on to a tenth of Alibaba's stock to sell as part of the Chinese firm's hypothetical IPO expires by the end of 2015.

What is more, Yahoo!'s obligation to hold onto the last quarter of its original stake and to sell it at Alibaba's hypothetical IPO expires by the end of 2015.

Roger Toussaint, president of Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union, said: "There's not a single word from the mayor about the M.T.A.'s obligation to negotiate in good faith.

MS. LEE said G.M.'s fixed costs were still higher than Ford's, and she echoed concerns of other money managers about G.M.'s obligation to buy the rest of Fiat, the struggling Italian automaker -- it already owns 20percentt -- if Fiat exercises an option to sell in 2004.

A discharge ends one's military obligation.

Madrid's opportunity was Barcelona's obligation.

"The confessor's obligation is absolute".

"But David's obligation is to his owners and Dick's obligation is to his shareholders.