Sentence examples for that specific obligations from inspiring English sources

On this front, clause 189(4)(c) also appears pertinent — as it sets out that specific obligations on "relevant operators" can include: "obligations relating to the removal of electronic protection applied by a relevant operator to any communications or data" — which appears to suggest a requirement that companies are able to remove encryption when asked.

It said editorial independence should be respected by states and inter-governmental organizations and that specific obligations should not be imposed on media outlets in the pursuit of counter-terrorism.

However, the results show that specific obligations can stimulate the implementation of QM-activities more than general, framework legislation.

Sometimes that franchise entails specific obligations: Mr Hannah points to ICI's altruistic work designing nuclear bombs for the British government during the second world war.The franchise comes partly from consumers and other pressure groups in the private sector.

It seemed to me that the Gospels, central to my family life, made some fairly specific promises and laid on us some fairly specific obligations; yet that specificity could simply go on holiday whenever God himself seemed to have gone on holiday.

He emphasized that Iran had specific obligations which the IAEA would enforce; he did not see himself as an intermediary between Iran and the rest of the world.

The only limits on the power of the Secretary of State to do so are a requirement that they consult with an advisory board beforehand, and that any specific obligation must be "reasonable" and "practicable".

The only specific obligations are that signatories declare these plants to the International Atomic Energy Agency and permit the agency to inspect them.

Earlier today in Geneva Mr. Annan angered United States officials by expanding on his earlier statements that the coalition forces in Iraq represent an "occupying power" with specific obligations under the Geneva conventions.

(Some governments and government agencies have specific obligations and commitments).

The ratification of these documents requires, from Member States, specific obligations.