Sentence examples for violating obligations from inspiring English sources

A recent ruling in a New York case said landlords who allow tenants to be exposed to secondhand smoke could be violating obligations to make apartments habitable.

Member nations, including some of Washington's closest allies, were angered that the United States was making such demands when it was violating obligations that it pay its dues on time and in full.

On the opposite note, distrust is defined as "the buyer's unwillingness to be vulnerable to a seller on the basis that the seller will be inept, exhibit reckless behavior, violate obligations, not care about the buyer's welfare, act against the buyer's interests, even intend to harm the buyer" (Dimoka 2010, p. 376).

If Congress re-imposes sanctions, the United States will be violating its obligations under the Iran deal.

By not holding itself accountable to victims, the report stated, the United Nations is violating its obligations under international law.

By failing to report the presence of a nuclear reactor, Assad would be violating his obligations to the International Atomic Energy Agency.

U.S. diplomats, who favor a harder line than other countries, said the latest report showed Iran violating international obligations.

The Middle East Studies Association, which represents 3,000 scholars, accused the Turkish government of violating its obligations to protect freedom of expression under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

But at the same time they weigh other principles like the necessity of saving Jewish lives even if it means violating sacred obligations.

Other funds have been prosecuted for allocating fees to brokers who never executed trades; violating fiduciary obligations by shifting good investments to personal accounts; and using funds for personal expenses.

Brother James Halladay Esq. has been charged with violating his obligation since he granted a license.