Sentence examples for tighter obligations from inspiring English sources
The UN summit on terrorism has instead just unanimously imposed ever tighter obligations on states to prevent the formation and proliferation of armed terrorist groups.
Extremely tight budgetary obligations were instituted that would tie the hands of any future governments; obligations to implement a free-trade policy and abolish all forms of tariff protection in keeping with neo-liberal free trade fundamentals were accepted.
Even corporate producers with tight fiduciary obligations go out on a limb to get original and daring work made; whether it's "Fantastic Mr. Fox" or "Funny People" or "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" or this week's "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," amazing risks get taken on very unusual films.
But the outlook now is the House will punt the issue to the fall when legislative time will be even tighter, and a second $5.6 billion obligation will come due.
With the race so tight she felt an obligation to register and mobilise as many union members as possible, knocking on doors every day from 11am to 7pm, sometimes later.
I have some obligations throughout May, so it was tight from the start, but it just sounded like a really cool opportunity and experience for me.
Because of a diplomatic effort to insist that Iran meet its obligations, the Iranian government now faces tougher and tighter sanctions than ever before.
Because of a diplomatic effort to insist that Iran meet its obligations, the Iranian government now faces tougher sanctions, tighter sanctions than ever before.
In 2005, after several years of tight budgets brought about by recession, the spending limitations of TABOR, and other budgetary obligations, the Colorado General Assembly referred Referendum C, a statewide "de-Brucing" measure, to Colorado voters.
"So you do the math," he said, indicating that a tight timetable is in the offing unless North Korea begins to make more progress in fulfilling its obligations.
