"For example," Ms. Schapiro said, "imposing significant obligations for market quality on some firms, but leaving other firms free to operate without those obligations — or, indeed, to take advantage of the firms with obligations — would create an unfair playing field that might, in the end, do little to promote market quality".
These issues are not only for the international community but also for African scientists who have significant obligations to develop the research infrastructure and culture within their own countries.
Auditors and ratings agencies will then have to decide whether to sign off on their financial statements, or penalize the governments for failing to disclose significant obligations.
Policy makers bear significant obligations, and they deserve the benefit of unbiased, well-researched, objective information.
After the transfer, Interpublic, based in New York, will have no significant financial obligations for its former motor sports holdings or contracts.
Auto loans are the "most significant" financial obligations for the majority of military members, Stanley wrote.
Normative factors were also important influences on drivers' decisions including normative expectancy, approval of significant others, and a moral obligation for the safety of others.
6) Article 8 shall be amended as follows:" (ii) the second subparagraph shall be replaced by the following:" In exceptional circumstances, when a national regulatory authority intends to impose on operators with significant market power obligations for access or interconnection other than those set out in Articles 9 to 13 in this Directive, it shall submit this request to the Commission.
But some environmental groups insist that there is a moral obligation for countries to make a significant amount of their emissions reductions at home.
The next couple of years will pose significant challenges to the city and there will be an obligation for 2008's event to be bigger and better still.
There is no treaty obligation for Ukraine.
