Sentence examples for state obligations from inspiring English sources

The policy paper is entitled "On state obligations to respect, protect and fulfil the human rights of sex workers".

"Marie Antoinette continued to lead her life as she saw fit," she notes disapprovingly, "devoting a minimal amount of time to her state obligations".

It is unfair to ask already overcharged New Jersey Turnpike commuters to foot more than their share toward the general state obligations that should be every resident's responsibility.

State obligations to rehabilitate, reintegrate, improve prisons, reform education and health, need to be done transparently with access for all, not just negotiated for some.

Counting federal and state obligations, "we have the highest combined corporate tax rate in the industrialized world," said J. D. Foster, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative policy group.

When the Pew Center on the States did a survey in 2008 on long-term state obligations, it put both states among the 19 with the most serious pension funding problems.

Michael M. Horn, a member of the new group and a former state treasurer, said the bill would contain disclaimers of any state obligation for the bonds.

In summary, patient provider relationships may be improved by exploring how the state obligation to discourage harmful practice is balanced with the state obligation to encourage culturally appropriate care.

Though humanitarian agencies provide a complementary role to the state, entrenching their approach that is often bound by humanitarian law may be contradictory to the state obligation on human rights, which place the primary obligation on the state.

It concludes: "The international drug control conventions do not impose on member states obligations to criminalise drug use and possession for personal consumption.

And he should convene a discussion at the next general assembly meeting of states' obligations to provide political support for international and regional judicial institutions.