For validation purposes, the lack of an independent gold standard obliged us to use cancer registries, although some overlapping might be found because HDAD is usually a basic source of information for cancer registries.
Turkey follows EU rules on industrial standards and is obliged to apply the EU's external tariff to imports from non-EU countries.
Advocates have called for extending those credits and eventually enacting a national renewable-power standard that would oblige states to expand their use of clean power sources.
As with all deaths in custody, Merseyside Police's professional standards department was obliged to notify the IPCC of the incident.
Developing nations have better reporting standards because many are obliged to provide regular assessments in order to qualify for funds from the Global Environment Fund.
In a statement released earlier this year, she said: "We must be clear about this, the United States is in clear breach not just of its own commitments but also of international laws and standards that it is obliged to uphold".
"We must be clear about this: the United States is in clear breach not just of its own commitments but also of international laws and standards that it is obliged to uphold".
Meaning statements are proposals about how terms ought to be used, and as such they serve to determine meaning and remove an otherwise irresolvable indeterminacy (see also Gibbard 2012: 109-112. As a result, "we all think of meanings as standards that we are obliged to conform to" (2007: 185).
Last week, Navi Pillay, the U.N. high commissioner for human rights, stated, "We must be clear about this: the United States is in clear breach not just of its own commitments, but also of international laws and standards that it is obliged to uphold.
The standard home loan obliges the borrower to pay back a fixed amount, and obstinately ignores the truth that if the economy or real estate market tanks, the borrower won't do so.
