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The credits can be sold to firms in rich countries which are obliged under Kyoto to cut their emissions.

These carbon credits can in theory be bought by the governments which are obliged by the Kyoto protocol to cut their emissions, to count against their targets.

The Australian and Queensland governments, which are obliged to show how they are jointly managing the reef's long-term conservation, acknowledge climate change is its main threat.

This makes it impossible for government-financed building projects, which are obliged to use domestic materials, to make the transition to wood.

Ultimately all large operations, which are obliged to produce large numbers of increasingly lengthy reports on all aspects of their business, will become potential customers.

Many GPs believe that it is the job of pharmacists and vice versa.Ultimate legal responsibility lies with local councils, which are obliged to offer a home-collection service on request.

That is typical of Alfredson's film, which is obliged, by its two-hour duration, to keep things crisp.

Mr. Waxman said the pre-election appearances, by officials of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, which is obliged by law to be nonpolitical, were often accompanied by announcements of federal grants.

But the reserves are a mixed blessing for the Bank of Mexico, which is obliged to "sterilize" them by selling peso bonds in offsetting amounts.

BP, which is obliged to pay a fine of at least $1,100 per barrel spilled, insists the true figure was 20%to50%0% lower.

In a test case expected to set legal precedent, the court suspended the burkini ban in one French Riviera town, Villeneuve-Loubet, which was obliged to immediately scrap its decree.