Sentence examples for stated obligations from inspiring English sources

"President Trump wants to see our allies share more of the burden and at a very minimum meet their already stated obligations," White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.

The authors further opined that older borrowers can better obey stated obligations than young people, who have a high propensity to divert loan purposes to other uses, such as substance or, health care without regards to their obligations.

"Trump wants to see our allies share more of the burden and at a very minimum meet their already stated obligations".

None of these companies actually fulfilled any of their stated obligations to deploy speeds of 45 Mbps in both directions; and insult to injury, the companies got phone customers to fund (cross-subsidize) these cable networks.

Woller critiques the liberal business ethos of the US in particular and questions how managers can be expected to make trade-offs between environmental degradation and profitability when managers' only stated obligation is to the shareholders.

The voucher also states obligations of the family under the program.

Chinese patients have limited rights, for example, in the choice of treatment, but the law also states obligations of the patients, e.g. cooperation with the doctor in diagnosis and treatment, paying for medical treatment, observing regulations prescribed by hospitals, etc.

984, granted exemptions to Government and state obligations, etc.

First generation agreements emphasized investor rights and state obligations.

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

The treaty – characterized by many as a "paradigm shift" – contains detailed provisions with far-reaching state obligations.