"It is better to make it planned for, rather than having uncertainty and people tearing their hair out, without clear obligations for employers.
The options for spending the bonus were either without obligations or with obligations (spending for the practice related to a goal, possibly preset) or a combination of these options.
Experts say those technology challenges make hypersonics a good candidate for rapid prototyping, a fairly new contract capability within the Pentagon that has fewer set requirements and allows for new ideas to be explored without an obligation for a full program investment.
Combining these norms with Communist women's equal obligations as workers created double obligations for women without any real recognition of the double role as a double burden (Li 1995).
But for taxpayers, it's stronger, because the program can meet its obligations for a longer period of time without taxes being raised.
"For example," Ms. Schapiro said, "imposing significant obligations for market quality on some firms, but leaving other firms free to operate without those obligations — or, indeed, to take advantage of the firms with obligations — would create an unfair playing field that might, in the end, do little to promote market quality".
Obligations for post-launch surveillance have appeared in regulations.
"Without sufficient cash, it would be impossible for the United States of America to meet all of its obligations for the first time in our history," Lew wrote.
Without sufficient cash, it would be impossible for the United States of America to meet all of its obligations for the first time in our history.
Toshiba's recycling initiative is also an efficient means for properly disposing of used computers, consumers now have a means for recycling used gigabeat portable media players for free and without obligation to purchase a new Toshiba product.
