Sentence examples for stringent obligations from inspiring English sources

As this would be only a partial bailout, Spain would not have to meet the stringent obligations imposed on the three countries bailed out to date: Ireland, Greece and Portugal.

Sometimes these higher laws were invoked to remedy defects in actual laws and to impose more stringent obligations; but usually it was in order to free the individual from restrictions unjustifiably imposed by human laws that the appeal to nature was made.

But what explains these highly stringent obligations?

"We have had and will continue to do the hard work to ensure that we can comply both technically and operationally with the stringent obligations imposed by these contractual commitments," Smith writes.

Contrary to the prevailing view in Muslim countries, IS regards Christians as being afforded the protected status of Dhimmis only if they pay a special tax called jizya and fulfil other stringent obligations.

This breadth of obligation also makes for a conflict-ridden deontology: by refusing to cabin our categorical obligations by the distinctions of the Doctrine of Double Effect and the Doctrine of Doing and Allowing, situations of conflict between our stringent obligations proliferate in a troublesome way (Anscombe 1962).

While Wilson has maintained he's not breaking any laws, he doesn't have a firearms manufacturers license, and according to CNET, would-be home gunsmiths may still be subject to complicated and fairly stringent legal obligations.

23 This may explain why industry is fairly highly cited across both guidelines as part of a researcher's more stringent contractual obligations.

Forcing funds to disclose short positions if they exceed 0.25% of the capital of a company in a rights issue is far more stringent than the obligations long positions face and probably bureaucratic too.

As the information offered in additional layers will be less crucial, the moral obligation to provide such information will be less stringent than the moral obligation to provide first-layer information.

But with the emergence of high-growth technology and biotech companies in Germany reaching valuations in the several hundred million dollar/euro range, combined with recent legislation that has made governance and disclosure obligations less stringent for foreign private issuers in the U.S., it is time for German companies to reconsider.