Sentence examples for states obligations from inspiring English sources

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

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.

He said states had joined the Medicaid program, enticed by its limited initial scope and generous federal payments, only to watch helplessly as Washington expanded eligibility and the states' obligations.

The chief executive, Jacques Gounon, said the Treaty of Canterbury made the states' obligations clear, but said Eurotunnel was still shouldering additional costs for what was a question of public security.

The restrictions were designed, Ms. Heinzerling said, to deal comprehensively with a variety of air pollution issues, including the interstate transport of pollutants and the states' obligations to enforce standards to protect the public health.

The role of state in the provision of health rights further ensures states' obligation to provide minimum care to every individual.

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.