Sentence examples for specified obligations from inspiring English sources
Second, the system must have been set up by legislation that attributes specified individual rights to, or that imposes specified obligations on, a public, semipublic, or autonomous body.
In relation to equity objectives, licence conditions may specify obligations to provide coverage in non-commercial areas, or promises of the attainment of social objectives can be given a weighting, with revenue, in the determination of winning bids.
There have been several initiatives taken by the United Nations and various non-governmental organisations to encourage NSAGs to adopt agreements specifying obligations with which they agree to comply.
This general norm specifies obligations of the employer and the obligations and professional requisites of the forest yard manager during design and organization of the work site.
Hence, a key challenge is to allow policy writers to specify obligation policies based on high-level events, that may be derived after performing appropriate processing on raw, low-level events.
The document also urged a return to negotiations and the implementation of the program proposed by former Senator George Mitchell, which specified the obligations of each side in a cease-fire, with a "monitoring mechanism".
The guidelines highlight key considerations, including Specifying obligations.
He would not specify the obligations.
This agreement can specify sponsorship obligations "including any requirement for labour market testing" – language that seems to leave the door open to imposing the rule at the department's discretion.
On one view we should start our thinking about what morally we owe to children by specifying our obligations as adults to them (O'Neill 1988).
