We there rejected the notion that employees could force unions to process their claims irrespective of the terms of the collective-bargaining agreement, and ruled that a union satisfies its obligation to represent employees fairly if it does not "arbitrarily ignore a meritorious grievance or process it in a perfunctory fashion". Vaca v. Sipes, 386 U.S., at 191-194, 87 S.Ct., at 917.
Officials at the FCC, who spoke on condition they not be named, said the commission accepted AT&T's assurances that it satisfied its obligations based on a letter from the company stating that it had done so.
Buried deep in the secret oil contract was another sweetener: $6.6 million to "allow the state to satisfy its obligations," without specifying what they might be, to be paid into an account "whose details are to be supplied by the state".
Clearing brokers execute the trades of their client firms, and if one of those firms cannot deliver the cash or securities required to satisfy its obligations, the clearing broker must settle the trade with the opposite party.
The licenses granted to Enron, the spokeswoman said, allowed the company to participate in "string transactions" -- commodity transactions involving multiple parties which, in this case, included one of the parties delivering product that originated in Iran to satisfy its obligations under the deal.
The International Atomic Energy Agency, which monitors the deal, said last month that Iran was continuing to satisfy its obligations.
They were dumb, I would argue, because they knew or should have known that AIG had issued billions and billions of dollars of coverage on the bonds, and if (when) the market burst, AIG would never be able to satisfy its obligations.
(2) Concerning secondary displacement (as described in paragraph (d) of this section), the H-1B employer is required to maintain documentation to show the manner in which it satisfied its obligation to make inquiries as to the displacement of U.S. workers by the other/secondary employer with which the H-1B employer places any H-1B nonimmigrants (as described in paragraph (d)(5) of this section).
The corps will argue that re-engineering river flows is unnecessary and that it can satisfy its obligation to nature by creating 1,200 acres of artificial wildlife breeding habitat along the river.
The State could satisfy its obligation to pay just compensation by simply returning petitioners money to the IOLTA account from which it was seized, leaving others to incur the accounting costs in the event petitioners seek to extract their interest from the account.
