"So it won't matter whether a jobseeker under 30 is looking every day, every week, every month for six months this government believes that they can require them to undertake obligations of job search and job activities and yet not provide any support whatsoever".
"You're undertaking an obligation in something you don't know," said James Lin, vice president and general manager for Taiwan operations at the Union Bank of California.
On the other side is the agent that assumes a short position by selling either a put or call option and thus undertaking the obligation to buy or sell, respectively, the underlying commodity at the strike price as long as the holder of the option exercises it.
Many states are wary of losing sovereignty or undertaking expensive obligations.
so that Chinese firms can meet challenges while undertaking their obligations," he said in a recent China Daily article.
The Australian Medical Students Associationn, which represents 17,000 medical students around the country, warned the secrecy provisions would punish doctors "for undertaking professional obligations and reporting breaches in health care and service provision, for instance reporting child sexual abuse to the public".
The cognitive deficits and emotional changes which accompany dementing illnesses have serious ramifications for the legal system, for example in making medical decisions, consenting to experimental treatments, entering into contractual arrangements, undertaking financial obligations, operating a motor vehicle or composing a last will and testament.
"They undertook an obligation and reneged," the president of the Yale College Democrats told the reporter.
The non-Russian successors, however, undertook the obligation to denuclearize completely and join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (Nuclear Non-Proliferation
We undertake no obligation to update any of these forward-looking statements.
"You have undertaken an obligation to stay in the coalition no matter what comes," he said in an interview.
