Sentence examples for was obliged only from inspiring English sources

Instead the court found that Iceland was obliged only to make sure that it had a deposit-insurance scheme.

At a hearing in May, Vivendi argued that the partnership was obliged only to distribute income to InterActiveCorp, not to pay taxes on the income.

Rather, the court held, the employer is obliged only to offer a reasonable accommodation to the employee.

The backdrop here is BT's resentment that BSkyB is obliged only to offer Sky Sports 1 and 2 in standard definition format to rivals.

Even if Dreyfus wins, Brandis will be obliged only to process an information request for eight months of his electronic diary entries.

Harry Fletcher, a former assistant general secretary at the probation union, Napo, and now director of the Digital-Trust, a charity that campaigns against online abuse, said that Latvian offenders living in the UK were obliged only to email their probation officers once a fortnight.

They're obliged only to report their balance sheets once a year; once a month they file net capital reports.

Energy Secretary Ed Davey appeared to distance himself from the proposal and Downing Street said energy firms would be obliged only to "offer" the cheapest tariffs.

It may surprise you to learn that hundreds of thousands of brokers (including those working for big Wall Street firms), smaller regional brokerages and insurers are obliged only to recommend "suitable" products because of differing rules enforced by their self-regulatory organization, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).

He told a press conference on May 3rd that Thailand was obliged to use only non-lethal force against civil disturbances.

Jason Olim, CDNow's president and chief executive, played down the significance of the audit language, saying that Arthur Andersen was obliged to make only a qualified endorsement, given that CDNow had acknowledged it lacked enough money to operate through the end of the year.