The best obligations — the only real obligations — are chosen.
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The order includes wages, severance obligations and incentive plan obligations, and workers compensation claims.
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And count on us fulfilling our obligations — TRUMP: Have they fulfilled their obligations to us?
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And count on us fulfilling our obligations — Trump: Have they fulfilled their obligations to us?
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SUFFICIENT LIQUIDITY RELATIVE TO OBLIGATIONS SPG has appropriate financial flexibility considering the size of its obligations.
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Such obligations rank pari passu with all other present and future unsecured obligations of Bocom Leasing.
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COLLATERALIZED LOAN OBLIGATIONS Investors shunning the riskiest corporate loans are managers of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs).
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The notes are BII HK's senior unsecured obligations and rank pari passu with all its other obligations.
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He and his team have obligations to the American public, and those obligations include explaining his actions.
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The bonds are senior unsecured debt obligations ranking pari passu with all other obligations of Rhineland-Palatinate.
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The notes are senior unsecured obligations of HKZY and rank pari passu with all its other obligations.
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While those levels of bonded obligations should be concerning, states structure their obligations in very different ways.
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Such obligations rank pari passu with all other present and future unsecured obligations of the Macau Branch.
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She's a mom of four and to watch her be so dedicated and so disciplined to her nutrition, her supplements, her family obligations, her work obligations, her gym obligations, and she's doing it.
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The notes are GWAMCI's senior unsecured obligations, and rank pari passu with all its other senior unsecured obligations.
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The notes will be senior unsecured obligations of HKZY and rank pari passu with all its other obligations.
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They constitute CQNA's direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and rank pari passu with the company's other obligations.
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The notes are senior unsecured obligations of HII and rank pari passu with its other senior unsecured obligations.
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The notes are senior unsecured obligations of FYCT and rank pari passu with all other obligations of FYCT.
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The notes will be BII HK's senior unsecured obligations and rank pari passu with all its other obligations.
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Today's trade agreements include labor obligations in the main text that are as enforceable as the trade obligations.
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The notes will be COAMI's senior unsecured obligations and rank pari passu with its other senior unsecured obligations.
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The securities rank senior to junior obligations, including preference shares, but rank junior to Kyobo Life's all other present and future senior and subordinated obligations, other than claims from holders of other parity obligations.
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The notes will be senior unsecured obligations of COAMI and rank pari passu with its other senior unsecured obligations.
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The notes will be HII's senior unsecured obligations and rank pari passu with all other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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Life is full of obligations that can't be shirked, but always there are "obligations" I'm not obliged to do.
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The Court made judicial balancing of religious obligations and societal obligations a right, for the first time, in Sherbert v.
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The securities rank senior to junior obligations, including preference shares, but rank junior to all other present and future senior and subordinated obligations of the issuer, other than the claims of the holders of other parity obligations.
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The notes will be senior unsecured obligations of XII and rank pari passu with all other senior unsecured obligations of XII.
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Clients who have real estate debt may also want to swap some floating-rate obligations to fixed-rate obligations, she said.
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The obligations rank pari passu with all other present and future unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of the Hong Kong Branch.
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They may not have legal obligations to protect speech, but they have the moral obligations of creating a new public square.
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Such obligations will rank pari passu with all other present and future unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of ABC HK Branch.
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The notes will be senior unsecured obligations of OCC and rank pari passu with all other senior unsecured obligations of OCC.
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This includes compliance obligations, requirements under consent decrees or judicial orders, and obligations to pay associated administrative, civil, or other penalties.
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The notes will be senior unsecured obligations of Xiangyu Investment and rank pari passu with all of its other senior unsecured obligations.
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The filing said that agreement stipulated that if Manafort failed to meet his obligations, the government would be relieved of its obligations.
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The notes will be senior unsecured obligations of Huarong International and will rank pari passu with all its other senior unsecured obligations.
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The bonds constitute the company's direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and rank pari passu with all its other senior unsecured obligations.
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The notes will be senior unsecured obligations of GMHK and also rank pari passu with all other senior unsecured obligations of GMHK.
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The bonds are direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of XICI and rank pari passu with all of the company's other obligations.
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My plan will place affirmative fiduciary obligations on data collectors — similar to the obligations that doctors and lawyers have to their clients.
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It so powerfully and intelligently describes the obligations of believers to nonbelievers and the obligations of nonbelievers to believers in a pluralistic democracy.
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"Kemsley has breached his settlement obligations, and by violating his settlement obligations, he has violated the stipulated dismissal order," reads the latest filing.
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Our new study, State Bonded Obligations 2628, provides a new look on the way states have accumulated bonded debt and other bonded obligations.
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The bonds will constitute direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of XICI and rank pari passu with all of the company's other obligations.
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ENBD undertakes that its obligations under the guarantee will at all times rank at least pari passu with ENBD's other senior unsecured obligations.
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Especially in a globalised world, all humans have moral obligations towards all other humans, and those shirking these obligations are egoists or even racists.
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The bond issues rank pari passu with the all current and future senior unsecured obligations, but not with the subordinated obligations of the issuer.
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This is because they constitute direct, unsubordinated and senior unsecured obligations of Bank DKI and rank equally with its other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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This is because they constitute direct, unsubordinated and senior unsecured obligations of ASF and rank equally with all its other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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It articulates four obligations of a broker: If the obligations are enforced vigorously, they represent a significant step up in oversight for the industry.
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These obligations might include restrictions on how user data are gathered and share and explicit obligations to police for hate speech, violence and disinformation.
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The ratings of the currency swap obligations are based on Fitch's assessment that payment obligations rank pro rata and equally with the referenced notes.
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The manager-employee relationship confers a certain power on the former and obligations on the latter, but that power and those obligations have limits.
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Elliott is "aware of its various regulatory obligations, including obligations related to handling price sensitive, or potentially price sensitive, information," it said in a statement.
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FCDQ will enjoy all of the rights and be liable for all of the obligations of CCD, in addition to its own rights and obligations.
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On Monday, the U.K.'s chief negotiator David Davis told the BBC that Britain would abide by its obligations and settle all the outstanding obligations.
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This is because the notes constitute direct, unconditional and unsecured obligations of the banks, and rank equally with all their other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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This is because the notes constitute direct, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of the bank, and rank equally with all its other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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This is because such instruments constitute direct, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of the entities, and rank equally with all their other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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Other contingent obligations primarily comprise newbuild purchase commitments and service agreement obligations totaling approximately $1.5 billion on a multi-year, undiscounted basis as of Dec.
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One built on the guarantee that in the world's richest country, we can meet not only our financial obligations but our moral obligations as well.
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All transit agencies should pay down their debts and unfunded pension obligations so as not to saddle future taxpayers with those obligations after transit disappears.
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The proceeds will be down-streamed in full to the operating subsidiaries as obligations that rank pari passu other senior unsecured obligations of the operating subsidiaries.
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This is because they will constitute direct, unsubordinated and senior unsecured obligations of Bank Jambi and rank equally with all its other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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The proposed bonds will constitute direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of Huai An Traffic and rank pari passu with all its other senior unsecured obligations.
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This rating is assigned to issuers or obligations with the lowest expectation of default risk relative to all other issuers or obligations in the same country.
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The securities rank senior to junior obligations, including preference shares, but rank junior to all other present and future senior and subordinated obligations of the issuer.
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The bottom line: Warren already has proposed legislation that would make private equity funds liable for debt obligations of their portfolio companies, including worker pension obligations.
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Jessica Hembree: Honoring my obligations to our school without cannibalizing or compromising my obligations to my own family is one of the hardest balances to walk.
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The proceeds will be downstreamed in full to the operating subsidiaries as obligations that rank pari passu with other senior unsecured obligations of the operating subsidiaries.
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The proposed notes will rank pari passu with senior unsecured obligations of Pan Brothers and its subsidiaries, as they represent the company's unconditional, unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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The notes constitute WMG's direct, general, unsubordinated, unsecured and unconditional obligations and will rank pari passu with all its other present and future unsubordinated and unsecured obligations.
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This is because the notes will constitute direct, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of the bank, and will rank equally with all its other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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The proceeds will be down-streamed in full to the operating subsidiaries as obligations which rank pari passu with other senior unsecured obligations of the operating subsidiaries.
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If our ethical obligations to objects matter only insofar as those objects are conscious, then how should we deal with our inherently ambiguous ethical obligations toward A.I.?
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Moody's report was constrained by its ability to capture some P3 obligations in its review of debt because not all contractual payment obligations are disclosed, it said.
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For example, almost all of Costco's future purchase obligations are accounted for this year, while fewer than half of Kroger's obligations go beyond its current fiscal year.
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"This expiry means that certain members of the group are now in default under their financial obligations - obligations that are guaranteed by (NWR production subsidiary) OKD," NWR said.
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"We are a country which honors our obligations, we believe in the rule of law and therefore we believe in abiding by our legal obligations," she told parliament.
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This is because the notes will constitute direct, unsubordinated and senior unsecured obligations of the company, and will rank equally with all its other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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CCPs are organized as mutual, risk-sharing facilities with obligations by the largest financial institutions to support each other to meet their obligations in the event of failure.
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In the absence of cross-repayment obligations, credit enhancement or liquidity reserves, the bond would be in default if any of the joint issuers fail on their obligations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The offshore notes are issued by CCIC and constitute its unsecured and unsubordinated obligations, ranking pari passu with all its other present and future obligations.
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In the absence of cross-repayment obligations, credit enhancement or liquidity reserves, the bond would be in default if any of the joint issuers fails on their obligations.
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"If we're not going to fulfill our obligations, I think the Mexican government will look for opportunities to take back some of their obligations under the treaty," Spicer said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The guaranteed bonds will constitute YWSCOC's direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and will rank pari passu with other present and future unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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The proposed offshore notes will be issued by UGID directly and will constitute unsubordinated and unsecured obligations, ranking pari passu with all other present and future obligations of UGID.
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The securities will be direct, unsubordinated and unconditional obligations of Huarong Finance II and Huarong International, despite their perpetual nature, and rank pari passu with other unsecured unsubordinated obligations.
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The notes are guaranteed and constitute direct, general and unsecured obligations of overseas platforms, and will rank pari passu with all their existing and future unsubordinated and unsecured obligations.
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" Pattie Shieh-Lance, a LyondellBasell spokeswoman, told the AP the company has "resolved its Superfund obligations nearly a decade ago" and it "does not currently have any such obligations.
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How could the EU's structure of rights and obligations be sustained, if the UK - or any country - were allowed to enjoy all the benefits without all of the obligations?
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Colleges & universities must honor obligations to students & survivors.
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This launch will get SpaceX back to fulfilling its obligations for NASA Apart from its reusability implications, this launch will also get SpaceX back to fulfilling its obligations for NASA.
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AGROMERCANTIL SENIOR TRUST (AST) Agromercantil Senior Trust's (AST) rating is in line with BAM's IDR reflecting that the senior unsecured obligations rank equally to the bank's unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The guaranteed bonds will constitute Huaxing's direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and will rank pari passu with its other present and future unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The guaranteed bonds will constitute Zhuhai Huafa's direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and will rank pari passu with other present and future unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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"While pension obligations at least have some funding, most healthcare obligations are funded on a pay-as-you-go basis, and because of the shifting demographics in which fewer earners are having to support a larger population of baby boomers needing healthcare, there isn't enough money to fund these obligations either," he said.
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They will be senior unsecured obligations of YIG and rank pari passu with all other obligations of YIG, which will use the proceeds as working capital and for general corporate purposes.
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The ratings also take into account Queensland's considerable contingent liabilities in QTC, as Queensland guarantees the obligations of all debt securities issued by QTC, and the obligations from QTC's derivative transactions.
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"The burden should be on the government to determine whether or not what's being done meets the obligations of the treaty — because they're the obligations of the US government," says Weeden.
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The notes will constitute direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of Finlombarda and will rank at least pari passu with all present and future unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of the issuer.
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The guaranteed notes constitute direct, unsubordinated, unconditional, and unsecured obligations of CICC Hong Kong Finance and rank pari passu with all of its other existing and future unsubordinated and unsecured obligations.
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We should expect businesses to know and comply with their obligations, not require our neighbors and colleagues with disabilities to shoulder the burden of informing and educating businesses about those obligations.
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The notes will constitute Canara's direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and will at all times rank pari passu among themselves and with all of Canara's other unsubordinated and unsecured obligations.
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The guaranteed notes constitute direct, unsubordinated, unconditional, and unsecured obligations of CICC Hong Kong Finance and will rank pari passu with all of its other existing and future unsubordinated and unsecured obligations.
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EXPECTS TO RATE PPS OBLIGATIONS As MAA will be merging the PPS operating partnership into its own, Fitch expects to rate Post's senior unsecured obligations at 'BBB+' upon completion of the merger.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The CDs to be issued under the programme will constitute IBK's direct unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and rank pari passu with the bank's other senior unsecured financial obligations.
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In the current difficult market conditions, Fitch believes the banks are face challenges to refinance existing obligations and/or obtain foreign exchange from the Central Bank of Nigeria to meet maturing obligations.
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"We are confident that the decision that was made vis-à-vis the Keystone pipeline is entirely consistent with all of our international obligations, including our obligations under NAFTA," Earnest told reporters.
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The ratings are the same as the banks' IDRs because the senior notes constitute the banks' direct, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and rank equally with all their other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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A spokesperson for the department denied it: "The United States takes its obligations as the host of the United Nations seriously and intends to stick to its obligations," the spokesperson told me.
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"With this operational cooperation, we hope Sriwijaya will get healthier ... With healthier operation, they will earn profit and fulfil their obligations," Rosan said, but declined to disclose Sriwijaya's financial obligations to Garuda.
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"If that occurred, the government would be unable to pay its obligations fully, and it would delay making payments for its activities, default on its debt obligations, or both," the CBO added.
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The funds will be used for "partial repayment of debt obligations ... a liquidity buffer for interest and real estate investment trust obligations, and continued investments in existing key projects," Lippo Karawaci said.
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The affirmation of CBM's IDRs at 'BB-', one notch higher than the bank's VR, reflects Fitch's view that the risk of default on senior obligations (the reference obligations which IDRs rate to) is lower than the risk of the bank needing to impose losses on subordinated obligations to restore its viability (which the VR rates to).
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"On the financial settlement, we have been clear that we recognize the UK has obligations to the EU and that the EU also has obligations to the UK," the Brexit department spokesman said.
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Religious accommodations—like those contained in the ACA—that allow religious objectors to opt out of their legal obligations and transfer those obligations to third parties are as old as the nation itself.
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Likewise, Fitch may also consider assigning derivative counterparty ratings reflecting the higher ranking of these obligations, given that they are excluded from bail-in dependent on the ranking of these obligations in liquidation.
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SQM maintains it has fully complied with its contractual obligations.
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These are primarily trade finance obligations owed to correspondent banks.
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Mnuchin said refunds should actually fall when tax obligations fall.
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Margins are charged to ensure customers can meet their obligations.
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TURKEY'S RESERVES "VERY MUCH INSUFFICIENT" TO REFINANCE EXTERNAL OBLIGATIONS - MOODY'S
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Either way, the government has struggled to meet its obligations.
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Additionally, SpaceX has its obligations to NASA to worry about.
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But money doesn't make a family free from political obligations.
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The perpetual securities represent QBE's direct, unsecured and subordinated obligations.
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But it's entirely possible that those obligations are entirely nominal.
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She said that states needed to recognize their basic obligations.
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It will make "a fair settlement of rights and obligations".
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Russia, after the 1991 Soviet collapse, took on its obligations.
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Brad and Angelina nevertheless stayed loyal to their Hollywood obligations.
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The report said he had not breached his legal obligations.
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Why not live up to your obligations in that treaty?
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Much of that money is tied up in debt obligations.
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But he said Lebanon would continue to meet its obligations.
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"We comply with our legal and ethical obligations," Bouffard said.
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The UNFCCC also has no real substantive obligations in it.
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Card holders enjoy the same reporting rights, responsibilities and obligations.
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The notes will constitute SDIC's unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations.
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The government cannot possibly meet all of these financial obligations.
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Insurers have struggled to finance their obligations under the ACA.
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These obligations, however, are not subject to full dispute settlement.
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The subordinated securities represent HKL's direct, unsecured and subordinated obligations.
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You know where your legal and your moral obligations lie.
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It has developed advanced weapons in violation of treaty obligations.
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The federal government will not back the corporation's financial obligations.
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Iran is meeting all of its obligations under the JCPOA.
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South Carolina Public Service Authority, $50 million of revenue obligations.
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It's easy to mistake these obligations for being a parent.
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They have obligations they have to pay out as well.
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Let's please remember our obligations to each other as colleagues.
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It listed $421 million in secured and unsecured debt obligations.
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These are contractual obligations that were agreed many years ago.
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Taxpayers must comply with their state and local tax obligations.
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It's a little impractical, but technically you'd have fewer obligations.
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Those obligations are separate from $70 billion of bond debt.
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His nonprofit company would assume Patriot's environmental and reclamation obligations.
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"We continue to meet our obligations to customers," he said.
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It says it settled its obligations to Athens in 1960.
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Much of the amount is tied up in debt obligations.
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Investors are wondering how the company will meet its obligations.
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The suit sought to free Kesha from these contractual obligations.
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The president has to be unfit to fulfill his obligations.
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We're testing some predictions that moral obligations are relationship specific.
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Rhetoric has power; it affects attitudes, behavior and perceived obligations.
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It is the severing of obligations between businesses and employees.
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They looked for ways to cut corners on their obligations.
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All Tenants will be expected to meet their Lease obligations.
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The lawyers defied his orders to return, citing ethical obligations.
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But with it come increased compliance obligations and cybersecurity risk.
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Managers have other obligations that tear them in many directions.
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He also reminded Iraq of its obligations under international law.
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And Greg Surgener would leave, if not for family obligations.
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Defaulting on our debt obligations would lead to economic catastrophe.
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Barr has two primary obligations under the special counsel regulations.
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The obligations of the past weigh heavily upon the present.
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The notes represent direct, unsecured, and subordinated obligations of CHB.
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That is the minimum required by World Trade Organization obligations.
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Meeting these obligations and priorities, of course, is not free.
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As soon as E3 abide by their obligations, we'll reverse.
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We believe we've acted in accordance with our legal obligations.
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It was a maneuver that lowered salaries and pension obligations.
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These agreements usually reflect employment obligations already required by law.
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"But our partners must meet their financial obligations," he said.
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After a few years, the FCC backpedaled and reduced obligations.
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"There will be nothing positive in the recommendations because the banks have clearly breached various obligations in the laws, and obligations to good customer service," said Matthew Wilson, a banking analyst at Deutsche Bank.
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IDR - Bantrab Senior Trust BST's seven-year U.S.-dollar loan participation notes' rating is in line with Bantrab's VR reflecting that the senior unsecured obligations rank equally with the bank's unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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"We are a country that meets its international obligations and will continue to do so, but those obligations have to be well specified and they have to be real," Davis told a news conference.
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The fund typically invests mainly in debt obligations issued by governments, governmental agencies and authorities anywhere in the world, the firm said, and plans to invest significantly in obligations of the G20 major economies.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes issued will be direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of SBC and will rank pari passu with all other present and future outstanding unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of SBC.
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While Puerto Rico was eager to reduce its obligations by imposing debt haircuts on its creditors, it has done little to reduce either government spending or pension obligations, the main drivers of its debt.
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Thus, President Trump is telling China that, even though the Chinese already paid the US to take on certain obligations, they now have to pay us again to get us to fulfill those obligations.
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The Stuttgart-based carmaker did not provide a detailed breakdown of the rise but said it was primarily due to increased obligations from sales transactions, provisions for warranty obligations, and provisions relating to legal proceedings.
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In politics, we know that both versions of courage obtain: where individuals fear death but resist its counsels for the sake of their obligations, and where their obligations and worldviews extinguish their fear of death.
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The Federal Reserve's Financial Obligations Ratio, which looks at required consumer financial obligations in relation to their disposable income, has barely budged off its post-recession lows despite more than nine years of economic recovery.
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The new notes will be senior to the GSB' USD9083 million of existing perpetual notes, which are unsecured and would become subordinated obligations to the new notes as well as all other secured debt obligations.
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"We conclude that 'all terms of sentence' plainly encompasses not only durational terms, but also obligations and therefore includes all [legal financial obligations (LFOs)] imposed in conjunction with an adjudication of guilt," the ruling reads.
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"The government is aware of its ongoing discovery and disclosure obligations, and continues to review information that arguably could be pertinent to the defendant's guilt or punishment with those obligations in mind," Van Grack wrote.
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And you might have legal obligations to take care of it!
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"As always, we consider our obligations when designing updates like this."
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Owing to our privacy obligations, we will not provide further comment.
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He eventually returned to his obligations with the Saint Pablo tour.
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Moscow accuses Ankara of failing to live up to its obligations.
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It is about acting as citizens with obligations to our neighbors.
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British Airways We always meet our obligations under international immigration agreements.
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I was doing shows and I had other obligations to do.
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The fund may have to sell gold to meet those obligations.
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Airlines are also failing to meet their obligations to compensate consumers.
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He did not say specifically which international obligations had been affected.
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There were no expectations, no professional obligations, nothing but the love.
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Its total debt and contractual obligations amount to over $28 billion.
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He said Kenya would be violating its obligations under international law.
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The proposed notes will constitute Yuzi's unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations.
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The proposed securities will be HKL's direct, unsecured and subordinated obligations.
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Why, for instance, do employment contracts have so few formal obligations?
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"This step will not violate our INF Treaty obligations," Nauert said.
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The bonds are senior unsecured short-term obligations of Lower Saxony.
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How long can Venezuela continue to make good on its obligations?
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Countries' obligations depend on their place in a China-centred network.
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Another is the United States' World Trade Organization obligations to China.
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Yesterday's developments suggest that the "company's obligations" have now been fulfilled.
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They speak of interests and choices more than values and obligations.
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These restrictions and obligations would slow the pace of internet innovation.
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These and other obligations mean discretionary spending continues to be squeezed.
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It did not feature collateralized debt obligations, or credit default swaps.
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This would be in violation of Kenya's obligations under international law.
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De Castro declined to answer questions citing confidentiality obligations to clients.
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There is no question that we have obligations to such people.
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MI) does not change the obligations of top shareholder Vivendi (VIV.
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And like Lorenzo said, there are agreements and contractual obligations made.
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In 1986 the United States suspended treaty obligations to New Zealand.
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Government revenues fell, though budgetary obligations and expenditures remained largely unchanged.
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Does the company live up to its contracts and regulatory obligations?
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We should see that, understand our obligations, and act upon them.
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Researchers have legal and ethical obligations to keep personal information private.
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DALIO: A BIG SQUEEZE MEANS THAT GRADUALLY, MORE OBLIGATIONS COME DUE.
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The subordinated securities represent Kyobo Life's direct, unsecured and subordinated obligations.
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Alpha insists it will make good on all its environmental obligations.
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"Retiring overseas can also affect your US tax obligations," Gonzalez said.
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Is this broader dedication subverting their obligations to their voter constituency?
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The U.S. is now freed from its obligations under the treaty.
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Wigwe said the bank was confident it would meet all obligations.
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It might be money, family obligations, fear or just feeling stuck.
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PENCE: We've said we're going to meet the obligations of Medicare.
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These areas include fixed income, healthcare, infrastructure, and collateralized loan obligations.
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But they have not honored any of these obligations at all.
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Correction: Puerto Rico has nearly $50 billion in unfunded pension obligations.
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What obligations do they have in regards to investigations and prosecutions?
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If we enjoy benefits, then that brings with it some obligations.
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I want to talk about the obligations of Silicon Valley's wealthy.
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Nor is subcontracting a way to shirk your data security obligations.
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The controller then has the same disclosure obligations as per usual.
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Some are relying on those returns to fund future obligations.2.
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They encouraged Nike to begin fulfilling its contractual obligations to him.
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Paying attention, for Weil, is the most fundamental of our obligations.
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However, it also put long-term lease obligations at $17.9 billion.
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Family obligations often lead women to choose to work part-time.
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After they prove they finished their obligations, the charges are dropped.
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You'd have no special obligations to either of them, after all.
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There's a lot, media obligations and visits and things like that.
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Despite family obligations, Mr. Cummings passed algebra with a B-plus.
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Investors in collateralized loan obligations are ignoring the signs of danger.
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One figure from Amazon's annual filing reflects that transition: performance obligations.
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Shareholders could sue if they believed directors weren't fulfilling those obligations.
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The investments at play now are C.L.O.s, for collateralized loan obligations.
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"Naturally, we have our obligations, we will fulfil them," he said.
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It does not work, and Congress cannot fulfill its Constitutional obligations.
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Firms would have to meet three obligations, according to the SEC.
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Was Mr. Trump aware of the obligations he had ostensibly undertaken?
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These are not theoretical, ceremonial flourishes; they are sworn, binding obligations.
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Those obligations remained outstanding at the time of the court ruling.
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The contractual obligations are a given, but its a moral question.
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The executive order also breaches United States obligations under international agreements.
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And Iran initially said it would adhere to its treaty obligations.
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" He wrote: "This recusal statement addresses all of my ethics obligations.
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Reveal your student loan debt, credit card balances and other obligations.
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"We're going to honor our obligations and our commitments," he continued.
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Davis reiterated that the U.K. will meet with its financial obligations.
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If they can't meet their obligations, they're forced to cut benefits.
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The UEFA control body chairman declined to comment, citing confidentiality obligations.
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In the extreme, the U.S. could default on its debt obligations.
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But the obligations of the bloc are troubling, even to them.
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Freed from holiday obligations, we're back to our regularly scheduled programming.
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And what Ash calls the "global retreat from humanitarian obligations" continues.
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It was about the fulfillment of the obligations of the dress.
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Much of that money is also tied up in debt obligations.
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Forget fairness, forget justice, forget the law, forget the ethical obligations.
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Peabody has an estimated $1.4 billion in self-bonded cleanup obligations.
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"On the financial settlement, we have been clear that we recognize the UK has obligations to the EU and that the EU also has obligations to the UK." Reporting by Kylie MacLellan; editing by Kate Holton
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At end-13Q16, UBS Switzerland AG assumed joint liability for about CHF95bn of contractual obligations of UBS AG. The joint liability of UBS AG for obligations of UBS Switzerland AG at the same date was immaterial.
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"Office confidentiality shall not prevent the fulfillment of the obligations laid down in all places by civil laws, including any reporting obligations, and the execution of enforceable requests of civil judicial authorities," the Pope's decree states.
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She added that these activities "would have been inconsistent with our obligations under the Treaty" prior to the administration's move last month to suspend its treaty obligations though she stressed that the missile was non-nuclear.
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" He also said he would make privacy "a top priority" and favors a federal privacy law that would "place affirmative fiduciary obligations on data collectors—similar to the obligations that doctors and lawyers have to their clients.
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It comes with no salary and no spelled-out set of obligations.
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Under the bill, financial obligations are met when they're paid in full.
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"As soon as E3 abide by their obligations, we'll reverse," Zarif said.
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The deal included about $6 billion in pension obligations, the companies said.
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Turkey denies mistreating refugees and insists it is meeting its international obligations.
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German government authorities have ongoing investigations into whether VW violated disclosure obligations.
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But it gives it access to more cash for current pension obligations.
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Tronc is assuming nearly $30 million in pension liabilities and other obligations.
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Despite treaties, he has little confidence Washington would honor its defense obligations.
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I think there are at least three overlapping bases for these obligations.
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AT&T takes its 22014 obligations very seriously, said spokesman Mike Balmoris.
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Enjoying a day by the seashore should be carefree, without any obligations.
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Yes, but they don't have to take on all of the obligations.
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Ivanovic and Keys were also allowed to skip their postmatch media obligations.
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For all its sins, that regime has met its obligations to bondholders.
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The regulator reiterated insurers' regulatory obligations for overseeing outsourcing arrangements in 2015.
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The trustee says that it merely wants to enforce Ukraine's contractual obligations.
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The notes represent direct, unconditional, unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of the company.
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"We hope the defendants have taken their preservation obligations seriously," he said.
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Nasdaq said on Monday it would release those owners from their obligations.
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And at least at first, you are drowning in information and obligations.
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Mr Trump first certified that Iran was meeting its obligations in April.
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It cannot be enforced by the courts because its obligations are implicit.
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For companies operating under HIPAA, responsibilities, obligations and opportunities become crystal clear.
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They argue that Porsche still had enough cash to fulfill its obligations.
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The ICRC's obligations are backed by "outcome funders", ie, donors, mostly governments.
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We all have clear obligations arising from the Inter-American Democratic Charter.
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There, at least, she finds freedom from her massive family and obligations.
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I'm not able to answer the question directly because of contractual obligations.
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So, she has some obligations that she might not want to fulfil.
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Basically they're going to find it difficult to meet these bonding obligations.
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" Then, "If they fulfill their obligations to us, the answer is yes.
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The ratings of senior unsecured obligations are in line with LBBW's IDRs.
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This attitude minimizes or denies the obligations we have toward future generations.
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The most oft-cited reason for girls dropping out is family obligations.
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But workers may struggle to hold their employers to these new obligations.
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The gap between Australia's actions and its international obligations requires urgent attention.
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Or we might want obligations to attend to popularity rather than revenue.
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There is indeed a link between arranged marriage and wider family obligations.
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Once this web of obligations begins to fail, it can collapse quickly.
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Both say privatization will free the firm of some onerous legal obligations.
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China has a history of not living up to its trade obligations.
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Of course, compliance with trade obligations cannot be achieved in every case.
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Fitch is monitoring the banks' ability to meet maturing foreign-currency obligations.
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People have families and obligations of which they need to be mindful.
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The state guarantee ranks pari passu with Poland's other unsecured senior obligations.
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Maduro has said the country will keep servicing its obligations for now.
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Those twin developments created a set of legal obligations on the agency.
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Iran deal what's next Iran has various obligations under the nuclear agreement.
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These, Sengupta said, have been purchased to meet licensing obligations in India.
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It wants restrictions on grain shipments brought in line with WTO obligations.
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Figures like Reagan were afforded opportunities to entertain and fulfill civic obligations.
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There's absolutely no reason the Europeans can't meet their defense spending obligations.
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The ratings of senior unsecured obligations are in line with BayernLB's IDRs.
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The agreement ends when Ferguson meets its obligations for two consecutive years.
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However, investigators found that only part of these tax obligations were paid.
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The constitutional process creates binding obligations that are based in broad consensus.
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The group has declared force majeure, suspending its contractual obligations to customers.
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Students grapple with family and work obligations, and often additional prerequisite courses.
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Republicans appear unable to meet even basic governing obligations on their own.
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Would this violate any professional obligations a fighter has to their promoter?
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Work, social obligations, and blizzards can take a toll on your psyche.
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With these tips, you can achieve total zen with your digital obligations.
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A secretary of state has similar obligations, on an infinitely larger stage.
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Unfortunately with finances and my family obligations, I can't make it happen.
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I must abide by my core values, my ethical responsibilities, constitutional obligations.
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Une grande partie de cette épargne sert à acheter des obligations américaines.
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And there were other legal obligations on CIA not to do so.
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This would be harder to do with annual capital gains tax obligations.
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Governments need to fund obligations like pensions and healthcare, Dalio points out.
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The U.S. cannot exempt itself from these moral obligations, nor should we.
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"Couples pay down student debt and other obligations and pursue careers first."
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Many of government's obligations are to the poor, the elderly and children.
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" She said the foundation violated "basic legal obligations for non-profit foundations.
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They don't have the financial resources or sophistication to avoid tax obligations.
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None of Comcast's attempted defenses of this flouting of its obligations work.
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Friendship doesn't excuse us from our obligations to others, especially our families.
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Fitch does not view ALSN's pension obligations as a meaningful credit risk.
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They don't understand the obligations we have as the arsenal of democracy.
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These business entities shield entrepreneurs from personal responsibility for certain business obligations.
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The United States must live up to its moral and legal obligations.
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Understanding your tax obligations is essential because the stakes are really high.
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But Pitt resumed press obligations this week for espionage war thriller "Allied".
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The end of the draft severed most Americans' obligations to the military.
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Are Republicans like Ryan and McConnell betraying their obligations to the country?
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The notes will be Banco Inbursa's direct, unconditional and unsecured general obligations.
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Still, Chuang blanched as they discussed the scope of her new obligations.
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But in 2017 Tiberi passed on a Senate run, citing family obligations.
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Where your obligations are unclear, an assessment of consequences is in order.
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You have no obligations, if you want to just fish you fish.
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But your therapist's primary obligations are to you and to your welfare.
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Those twin developments created a set of legal obligations for the agency.
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So virtually every graduate transfer has fulfilled their obligations under their contracts.
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Demand that your spouse share all the financial secrets, obligations and details.
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Netanyahu screams some more about the reference to her public service obligations.
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Others work part time because of family obligations or other personal reasons.
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There will be many more obligations this time around, to be certain.
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Name Withheld You describe the conflict as between ethical and moral obligations.
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Eventually different coasts and parenting obligations pulled her and Mr. Rodriguez apart.
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Such repatriations violate China's clear legal obligations under the International Refugee Convention.
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Meanwhile, the US has dragged its feet on meeting its financial obligations.
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"I am simply asking that they comply with their obligations," Grossi said.
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But you also raise the ethical question of what your obligations are.
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The government will have to find some way to meet those obligations.
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Defense attorneys argued the government hasn't completed its obligations to produce discovery.
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However, Fitch considers Indonesia's intentions to support PPSI-III and its obligations.
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Tottenham has loan obligations to meet and a stadium to pay off.
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Our allies rightfully questioned if America was retreating from its security obligations.
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Yes, it involves performing your obligations, but there is more to it.
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You remember the pileup of obligations awaiting your return to ordinary time.
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Sinnet's notice was "intended to remind customers of their obligations," he said.
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Detroit's public school system faces $3.4 billion in debt and other obligations.
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Family and friends helped pick up the slack on my personal obligations.
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There are clear philosophical differences over Democrats' obligations to the transgender community.
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"The United Kingdom obligations should be fixed as a percentage of the EU obligations calculated at the date of withdrawal in accordance with a methodology to be agreed in the first phase of the negotiations," the paper states.
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In the case of redemption, he was doing this under the theory that the federal government must uphold its obligations, but in the case of assumption he was saying the federal government must relieve states of their obligations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes are rated at the same level as DBS's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR), as they constitute its direct, unsecured and unsubordinated obligations and rank equally with all its other unsecured, unsubordinated obligations.
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The EPA went on to say that RFS obligations may impose a disproportionate economic hardship when it is disproportionately difficult for a refinery to comply with its RFS obligations even if the refinerys operations are not significantly impaired.
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"Article 13 introduces new obligations on internet service providers that share and store user-generated content, such as video or photo-sharing platforms or even creative writing websites, including obligations to filter uploads to their services," their letter reads.
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The EU's main institutional advantage is its internal market, which is based on the principle that all members have the same benefits and obligations, and those benefits are not available to countries not willing to abide by the obligations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The bonds will constitute direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of Huaxing and shall at all times rank pari passu with its other present and future unsecured and unsubordinated obligations and without any preference among themselves.
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So the President, I think, is trying to balance both of those obligations.
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And Heart and Armor will certainly do our part in meeting those obligations.
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The pressures and obligations of the Oval Office will be his soon enough.
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All too often, we get tied down with daily obligations, tasks, and chores.
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But it did not take on responsibility for the retailer's historic pension obligations.
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The notes will constitute direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of the issuer.
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The current Medicare program has substantial out-of-pocket obligations for its beneficiaries.
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Tehran said it would suspend further obligations under the deal after 60 days.
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The opposition also understands they want to honor financial obligations with any creditor.
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They criticized measures aimed at helping lower-income EU countries meet their obligations.
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Pension obligations represent almost half of GE's $54 billion of industrial net debt.
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But the confidentiality obligations of the settlements mean companies are still doing this.
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Should 1MDB go into default, the government will have to assume 1MDB's obligations.
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The Internet Bill of Rights is just one piece of our moral obligations
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So after federal tax obligations, you'd be left with at least $229.5 million.
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" -- Establishing protocols "to balance individual requests for anonymity with broader campus safety obligations.
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Surely he has a better understanding of each citizen's obligations in a democracy.
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The State Department urged North Korea to abide by its obligations and commitments.
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This reduces Riyadh's outgoings for now but stores up obligations in the future.
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Read about your rights and obligations under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
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What obligations do platforms, like Snapchat, or Instagram, or Twitter, or Vine, have?
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Of course small businesses "don't have the same obligations as Google", said Vestager.
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Maturities include senior notes, securitizations (network, handset and spectrum) and tower financing obligations.
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Debt maturities exclude capital leases, any off-balance-sheet facilities and other obligations.
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Moreover, those personnel are trained regularly to raise their awareness of such obligations.
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The city should not be allowed to avoid its statutory obligations any longer.
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The paper is a call for FERC to recommit to its existing obligations.
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They criticised measures aimed at helping lower-income EU countries meet their obligations.
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"Each of them understand and strive to uphold their ethical obligations," he said.
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All child support obligations were suspended while the stars worked toward an agreement.
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We might also want equal obligations whether there is revenue shared or not.
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To address today's challenges, all members of the alliance must fulfil their obligations.
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The notes rank pari passu with NYSI's all other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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And it showed enough cash flow to keep meeting obligations, easing credit concerns.
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However, that does not mean the university is meeting its Title IX obligations.
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The proposed notes will constitute IMHCD's direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and senior unsecured obligations.
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The notes are unsecured obligations of HBL and mature on 7 April 13.
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The kit man's obligations are not always restricted to off-field matters, either.
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Yet Maduro also said the country would keep servicing its obligations for now.
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Securities lawyers say this could constitute a breach of a firm's legal obligations.
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"If they fulfill their obligations to us, the answer is yes," he said.
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But collateralized loan obligations, or CLOs, remain frozen after the void of volatility.
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Democrats said not funding pension obligations would be disastrous for the state's economy.
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Start-up platforms will be subject to lighter obligations than more established ones.
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Swallowing massive debt obligations still isn't enough of a deterrent to the market.
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"They resolved to hold Pakistan to account for its obligations under U.N. resolutions."
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We did so in full compliance with our legal obligations to preserve messages.
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Since March, the Treasury has used extraordinary measures to meet its debt obligations.
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Representatives for Batista confirmed that he was outside of Brazil, citing professional obligations.
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Risky mortgages were bundled into "collateralized debt obligations" and traded on financial markets.
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" He added, "If they fulfill their obligations to us, the answer is yes.
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The ratings of BayernLB's senior unsecured obligations are equalised with the bank's IDRs.
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Women today have more means and fewer obligations than women of past generations.
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It also means these movies can feel more like corporate obligations than films.
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If that point is reached, the United States would default on its obligations.
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One of the government's most important obligations is to protect our national security.
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If you're unsure about your personal tax obligations, you should seek professional advice.
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We work on average 12 years less than men due to family obligations.
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Huawei, in particular, must become more transparent and responsive to U.S. legal obligations.
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Intellectual property coercion violates global obligations, and theft of course violates American laws.
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Furthermore, many larger NATO members already fail to take their defense obligations seriously.
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Mario Diaz-Balart stopped by but couldn't stay because he had committee obligations.
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The brand name drugs deny samples to the generic firms citing regulatory obligations.
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President Donald Trump's history of skirting his tax obligations makes the stakes clearer.
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Hyten said all indications are that Russia will meet its obligations by 2018.
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The government also wants a metallurgical plant as part of its contractual obligations.
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As non-governmental services, these companies have no constitutional obligations to protect speech.
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If they don't take their obligations seriously, the organization as a whole suffers.
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Lawyers have ethical and legal obligations, and they represent clients for many years.
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It just needs to be big enough to cover your student loan obligations.
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"We expect the department to meet its full obligations to the two committees."
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How serious would the danger have to be to outweigh obligations of confidentiality?
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Travel, family, festive professional obligations — who doesn't need to unwind after the holidays?
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Lufthansa rejected the accusations, saying it had fully complied with all Commission obligations.
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What moral obligations do we have to animals, if any, in your opinion?
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Pence also echoed Trump's call for NATO members to meet their defense obligations.
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Unlike I did in 2001, they aren't bowing out because of family obligations.
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This reduced home values even for families who were meeting their mortgage obligations.
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Hargreaves also warned of redundancy costs, potential asset write downs and leasing obligations.
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"A well informed patient is more likely to meet their obligations," he said.
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All obligations of the subsidiary are unconditionally, irrevocably and fully guaranteed by YXP.
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All those obligations — spouses, kids, family, work — are things we have to do.
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Its failure to fully commit to its obligations under the 2016 merger agreement.
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This isn't a partisan issue—it's a question of fulfilling our constitutional obligations.
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The upcoming review of Smith's benefits shouldn't allow remuneration beyond minimal contractual obligations.
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In other words, 30% of your income is going toward your debt obligations.
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The company reported long-term lease obligations of $17.9 billion in the filing.
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It fulfills Colombia's national and international legal obligations with regard to children's rights.
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Our position is that the country should serve, pay off, honour its obligations.
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But dozens of countries are flouting the international regulations and snubbing their obligations.
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Alerting patients or investigators before notifying shareholders would violate the companies' legal obligations.
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They agreed the issue would be "irreversibly resolved" if both fulfilled their obligations.
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But if abortion is a crime, John's obligations to the fetus may shift.
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The next day, Mr. Putin responded that Russia would also suspend its obligations.
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He would describe the period as a sabbatical, free of stress and obligations.
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Your obligations would be different if you thought he posed an ongoing risk.
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And taxpayers will get screwed (again), by having to cover the company's obligations.
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As an ethical matter, however, I can tell you that relationships create obligations.
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Google disclosed $11.4 billion in performance obligations for the first time last quarter.
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Erasing the territory's $73 billion in obligations would involve major losses for investors.
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Many of those who remain are anchored by financial limitations and family obligations.
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They feel like ethically, they're not meeting their obligations, their duty of care.
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Obligations that did not go away with an order from an immigration court.
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The banks refused to answer the question at the time, citing contractual obligations.
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To address today's challenges, all members of the alliance must fulfill their obligations.
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What those obligations should look like is, of course, the next big question.
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For most newly engaged couples, debt obligations can weigh heavily on future plans.
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Other recommendations were aimed mainly at reminding member states to meet existing obligations.
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Congress should ensure the United States meets its obligations to the United Nations.
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None of this would absolve the charity from its obligations as an employer.
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Lower-income patients are given an additional break on their cost-sharing obligations.
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"That would imply a pretty intimate knowledge of the obligations of this tax."
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The solace they give comes without commands or obligations, without tightness or constriction.
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The Duchess of Sussex isn't the only one with obligations to the IRS.
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"I take these obligations very seriously," Gottlieb said in a December 26 statement.
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But current obligations have never stopped Musk from signing up for more work.
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"The military has different obligations and needs than civilian society," Mr. Figley said.
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Manafort's cooperation obligations do not end once he's sentenced, prosecutors said last week.
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Mr. Vernile said Pacifica had been meeting its obligations under the loan agreement.
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It's a matter of health care, those kinds of obligations to be paid.
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"A lot of these people have multiple jobs and childcare obligations," Peterson said.
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Mr. Abe argues that Japan needs to raise taxes to pay its obligations.
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"As the acting government, we are fulfilling all our European obligations," Merkel said.
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Babis has repeatedly said he met obligations over the conflict of interest laws.
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Then, it just walked away from its obligations to restart the cycle again.
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A high-quality, fixed-income portfolio provides sufficient liquidity to meet policyholder obligations.
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Imagine the freedom of wiping that payment from your monthly list of obligations.
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Astana has ignored many human rights obligations it has accepted under international treaties.
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Staying private is the easiest way to avoid the drumbeat of quarterly obligations.
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It is common for Executives to sell stock to cover such tax obligations.
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Those of us who work in politics have obligations to the political system.
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That license also comes with obligations and, evidently, a need for more supervision.
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Investors shunning the riskiest corporate loans are managers of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs).
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With all the reports of unfunded pension obligations, this is a real risk.
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You&aposre being pulled by the many social obligations that pervade our lives.
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Obligations of confidentiality to your employer don't include the duty to conceal fraud.
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I can give them social obligations they feel like they have to repay.
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With those kinds of obligations, who has the time to run for office?
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If that happens, the administration must have a way to meet America's obligations.
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But if they had honored those obligations they would have lost their publics.
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As we left San Francisco, I felt relieved that our obligations were over.
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It's one of the honors and obligations of living in this great country.
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Cleary they have some public service obligations, but very different to Channel 4.
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What is the cost of either identity, and what are its accompanying obligations?
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Shortly after, the Sudanese government defaulted again on its obligations on the loan.
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Obama follows the tradition of former White House occupants in fulfilling their obligations.
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" Milch called Trump's ban "beyond chilling" and said it "undermines our international obligations.
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In buying it, he escaped the mine's union contract and its pension obligations.
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Mr. Azmi reiterated the airline's "continued commitment to uphold all its obligations" to people affected by the flight's disappearance, and he said that the airline had insurance coverage in place to meet its compensation obligations, as required by international conventions.
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Our investigation shows that Charter failed to meet its obligations to expand the reach of its network to unserved and underserved customers at the required pace and that it failed to justify why it wasn't able to meet its obligations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes are rated at the same level as Zhanglong's Issuer Default Rating and constitute its direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and rank at least pari passu with all its other present and future unsecured obligations.
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Repeatedly referring to future paychecks as "obligations," McFarland said that although the company would not be able to fulfill those "obligations" going forward, he was committed to growing the booking platform for celebrity talent that Fyre Media was founded around.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes are rated at the same level as DBS's 'AA-' Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) as they constitute direct, unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of DBS and rank equally with all its other unsecured, unsubordinated obligations.
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For the sukuk programme and issuances, the ratings also take into account the sukuk's structure and documentation, which include the following features: - The sukuk will represent the company's unsecured obligations and will rank pari passu with all its other unsecured obligations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating of the notes is aligned with the Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of ORIX because they constitute unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of ORIX, and rank pari passu with all other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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As I covered in some detail in this post, several years ago Peabody dumped a bunch of its retiree pension and health care obligations onto its subsidiary Patriot Coal, which later went bankrupt and reneged on large portions of those obligations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating of the notes is aligned with the Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of ORIX because they will constitute unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of ORIX, and rank pari passu with all other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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"Each of you has your own distinct credit report, with only those credit obligations you were signed up for included in that report, including those credit obligations that you had before you met or married your special someone," says Dornhelm.
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However the court rejected that argument, citing a recent ruling by Europe's top court related to platform obligations to remove hate speech, also concluding that the specificity of the requested measures could not be classified as 'general obligations of supervision'.
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Members that fell short at the time promised to meet their obligations by 2024.
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The company's total obligations, including pensions, exceed its assets by more than $70 billion.
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The state guarantee ranks pari passu with Italy's other unsecured and unguaranteed senior obligations.
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Reneging on £39bn ($50bn) in obligations to the EU would devastate Britain's international credibility.
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As a sitting federal judge, ethical obligations prevent Judge Gorsuch from answering such questions.
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The state guarantees rank pari passu with Italy's other unsecured and unguaranteed senior obligations.
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No one should be criticizing Montgomery County for meeting its legal obligations to students.
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You can dismiss a bunch at once, perfect for clearing your screen of obligations.
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Europe, Russia and China have all stated that Tehran had been meeting its obligations.
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He adds Moscow will continue to honor its obligations under the Iranian nuclear deal.
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When you do art within a community, you have ethical, cultural, and communication obligations.
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Expanding advertiser educationWe want to help educate advertisers about their obligations under our policies.
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All, in Brussels's view, derive from the legal obligations implied by Britain's EU membership.
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As immigrant kids, we know which trips we can't make, obligations we can't fulfill.
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What do you see as the basis of our moral obligations to admit refugees?
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People are increasingly willing to put their own desires above familial obligations or reputation.
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In Gambit we treat contractual obligations respectfully and expect the same from our players.
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As of June 30, the company had $47 billion in long-term-lease obligations.
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Once the rideshare company went public, it voided some of its obligations to SoftBank.
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One explanation is that they need to generate the cash to meet debt obligations.
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But those obligations are expensive, especially given the prevalence of black lung among retirees.
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Almost all eviction filings are caused by a tenant failing to meet these obligations.
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NDI President Kenneth Wollack said the NDI has fulfilled all legal obligations for registration.
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His case cites tort claims of interference with contractual obligations and prospective business relations.
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Once it was freed from ... I know they have obligations to Netflix right now.
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His children's school obligations would soon keep him away from them for longer stretches.
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They're obligations under state and federal law and their own industry guidelines as well.
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All child support obligations have been suspended while the stars work toward an agreement.
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Forst warned Canberra that such laws contravene Australia's obligations under international human rights law.
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But where you have rights without obligations—options, in other words—things are different.
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"Zimbabwe is now current on all its financial obligations to the IMF," Rice said.
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Local grid operators have voiced their own doubts over obligations for greater regional cooperation.
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By some estimates, it has incurred an additional $43 billion in unfunded pension obligations.
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Iskandar and CREC refuted the claims, saying they had fulfilled all the payment obligations.
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State finances are pristine, with a top-notch credit rating and manageable pension obligations.
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Azerbaijan's net financial assets rose to $158 million, while obligations fell to $873 million.
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But it's absurd to insinuate that they have "no obligations" over the next decade.
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However, this triggered matching tax obligations of more than $90 million, the lawsuit said.
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The Social Security Administration projects that unfunded obligations will reach $15.43 trillion by 215.4.
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Instead it concentrates on ensuring a lender is properly capitalized and meets financial obligations.
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Your tax obligations hinge on a key question: Is your caregiver your household employee?
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The next day, Putin reacted by also halting his country's obligations to the treaty.
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"We will continue to comply with all of our international trade obligations," he wrote.
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However, the company's total long-term debt, including capital lease obligations, was $4.2 billion.
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The Paris Agreement as a structure doesn't impose any substantive legal obligations on anybody.
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But that did not cover all the financial obligations, said Denise Crouch, his mother.
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" Paul later said it was "unwise" to expand the US's "monetary and military obligations.
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The proposed notes will constitute direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and senior unsecured obligations of CQNA.
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In total, the bankrupt island has $120 billion in both debt and pension obligations.
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The proposed notes will constitute direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and senior unsecured obligations of GCI.
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CPG's lack of operational cash flow limits its ability to meet debt-servicing obligations.
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Before adoption of the Constitution, state governments refused to comply with U.S. treaty obligations.
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That readiness to comply will be lacking if obligations appear to be unfairly onerous.
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Take a look at the interest rates you're paying and consider consolidating debt obligations.
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Our success in meeting all these awesome constitutional obligations depends on cooperation among ourselves.
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The studio offers to release her from her contractual obligations and recast her part.
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You're so ready to break free from your obligations and do your own thing!
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At the same time, however, he has fiduciary obligations to increase the company's value.
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Greece has said it wants to ensure that Hellas Gold respects its contractual obligations.
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Why it matters: Congress must honor its legal and moral obligations to Puerto Rico.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Lease obligations have been capitalised using a 8x multiple.
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The notes will rank pari passu with NYSI's all other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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However, you're tied down by your obligations and chores today—will you play hooky?
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She still has the burdens and obligations of being in a low-income family.
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But, contractual obligations aside, that isn't the own label Gomez has shown loyalty to.
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Syriza say: we'll do a deal with the European institutions and meet our obligations.
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B&N would continue to fulfil its obligations toward clients in full, it said.
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Rahal had other obligations and could not meet her, but they stayed in touch.
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She says this is her only week of the year without appointments and obligations.
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The U.S. will NOT bail out long outstanding & unpaid obligations with hurricane relief money!
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The United States will therefore suspend its obligations under the INF Treaty effective Feb.
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Another blatantly contradicts fundamental international obligations established by numerous treaties ratified by the Senate.
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The 1980 Refugee Act codified our international obligations and created procedures for seeking asylum.
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It's fascinating to hear from the contractor's perspective what they think their obligations are.
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He says the company's newfound profitability will allow it to meet its debt obligations.
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The notes will be general unsecured senior subordinated obligations of AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc.
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N) transferred $1.6 billion in pension obligations to insurers American International Group Inc (AIG.
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The U.S. will NOT bail out long outstanding & unpaid obligations with hurricane relief money!
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At the end of the first half, PDVSA's contractual obligations totaled 2.19 million bpd.
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Pension funds seek to offset long-term obligations with safe assets of similar duration.
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Many Brazilian firms are facing rising problems in rolling over or repaying their obligations.
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South Carolina has just put a price tag on Amazon's tax obligations: $500 million.
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A federal judge ruled that the county had "utterly failed" to meet its obligations.
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Marshall brilliantly put off his clients' obligations, sometimes for as long as two decades.
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As such, Fitch does not treat the preferred securities as debt obligations of OZM.
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So why should we be surprised that he sees diplomatic obligations the same way?
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However, this led to tax obligations of more than $90 million, the lawsuit says.
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She's held down by her obligations, her insecurities, her hang-ups, and her fears.
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Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO secretary general, noted that the alliance comes with legal obligations.
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"Furthermore, none of our most direct competitors have comparable reporting obligations," the spokesman added.
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People come here to escape obligations and to strip down to the bare essentials.
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""We made multiyear commitments to both organizations, and we fulfilled those obligations in 2018.
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Help them learn to count the cost and understand the obligations associated with debt.
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It is one of the honors and obligations of living in this great country.
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But bondholders say the budget that was approved violates Puerto Rico's general debt obligations.
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But it does prohibit actions that are incompatible with states' obligations under those conventions.
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The merger would have allowed Pfizer to escape most of its American tax obligations.
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Well, just like borrowers have obligations (to pay their debts), so, too, do lenders.
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This was the world of collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and credit default swaps (CDS).
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The number of companies struggling with their debt obligations is hovering near record highs.
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Our obligations to customers and law enforcement preclude us from responding to your inquiry.
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The region plans to issue new RUB4 billion domestic bond to refinance maturing obligations.
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There is essentially no chance that the US government will default on these obligations.
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One insurer, Penn Treaty, collapsed in 2017 under the weight of its LTC obligations.
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Sometimes you have regulatory obligations that force you to centralize at least a bit.
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In addition, Santa Fe faces contingent liabilities related to unfunded pension and retirement obligations.
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This follows Fitch's criteria, as the debentures represent the issuer's unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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Do we have moral obligations to refugees fleeing horrendous conditions in their home countries?
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VW has said it believes its management complied with obligations under German disclosure rules.
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Unfunded liabilities in states are growing in large part because of public pension obligations.
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Our tatinek [daddy] lived up to his obligations, but his actions were not reciprocated.
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Governments are struggling as mounting pension obligations crowd out the rest of their budgets.
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But his tax returns would provide a fuller record, including previous investments and obligations.
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Name Withheld If you give birth to a child, you beget obligations as well.
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With this legislation, our countries can meet these longstanding obligations, and meet them faster.
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It is required in order to fulfill the United States' trust and treaty obligations.
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But we will not accept the rights of Canada and the obligations of Norway.
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"If you miss your obligations to your distributor, you're in big trouble," he said.
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"We want to fulfill our obligations," Maas said during his news conference with Zarif.
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One way that rhetoric changes perceived obligations is by the recommendation of certain practices.
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Of course, insurance is often a balancing act with other expenses and financial obligations.
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To do this, "make a list of all your current obligations," advises the NCLC.
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Even compared to some of its peers, Amazon's performance in obligations growth is noticeable.
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RewardStyle declined to comment to Business Insider, citing contractual obligations with its retail partners.
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Work, school, sports practices and other obligations all seem to get in the way.
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The expectation is one they created, not you, so you have no further obligations.
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The list of places bankrupted by ballooning pension obligations and other debts is growing.
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But what are the ethical obligations of parents to their children after age 18?
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Two more workers bring with them a host of new obligations under current law.
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Submission requirements are vague and confusing and leave former employees uncertain of their obligations.
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"I duly laid on him the privilege and obligations of a conspecific," he muses.
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Before you buy, though, make sure you understand the full extent of your obligations.
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"China must meet its international obligations on human rights," Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said.
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These findings are consistent with the United States' obligations under World Trade Organization rules.
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For men, taking a step back from work and citing family obligations is celebrated.
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Europe, for its part, has a valid claim for forbearance of its NATO obligations.
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The laggards could at least meet their minimum obligations, and others could do more.
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Rome's power was built on benefactors and beneficiaries bound by reciprocal obligations of gratitude.
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If that happens, "our obligations to make the slot contributions cease," Ms. Woods wrote.
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In other words, your death (or your spouse's) ends the plan's obligations to you.
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While lawmakers deliberate, Puerto Rico has struggled to stay current on its debt obligations.
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Here, you've got two friends, and friendship imposes obligations — contrary ones in this case.
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Her work calendar is open on one, so she can balance menus with obligations.
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Decision types: decisions made on reports involving intellectual property or pursuant to legal obligations.
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I'm beyond pumped to have the next two weeks off with no work obligations.
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Tesla has lease obligations of $1.6 billion, mostly for its stores and service centers.
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"Reporting requirements are designed to increase compliance with pre-existing tax obligations," Matheson wrote.
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During the early 2000s, similar highly rated deals called collateralised debt obligations were popular.
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Your debt-to-income ratio compares your monthly debt obligations to your monthly income.
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His wife and former costar Rose Leslie did not attend due to work obligations.
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U.S. Senate candidates' disclosure obligations remain steeped in the past, fulfilled in paper forms.
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"This arrest goes against the country's international and domestic human rights obligations," it said.
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Byrne also pointed to needing to "pay Uncle Sam," seemingly to meet tax obligations.
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Salesforce said it had $20 billion worth of "performance obligations" under contract in May.
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It didn't disclose any of the risks associated with DirecTV Now, despite SEC obligations.
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I'm not claiming the right to say what his obligations as a Muslim are.
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They talk wearily of vague obligations and cryptic connections, the air thick with tension.
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They also are vital to U.S. obligations under last year's international climate change treaty.
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What obligations do chain restaurants and grocery stores, for instance, have to the public?
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The agency is "committed to meeting all obligations as required" by the 2015 law.
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The programme's rating is aligned with REC's IDR on the basis that the notes issued under the programme will constitute REC's direct, unconditional and unsecured obligations and rank pari passu with all the company's other present and future outstanding unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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A breach relieves the government of any obligations it has under the agreement, including its agreement to a reduction in the Sentencing Guidelines for acceptance of responsibility, but leaves intact all the obligations of the defendant as well as his guilty pleas. 3.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes are rated at the same level as DBS's 'AA-' Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR), as they constitute direct, unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of the bank, and will rank equally with all its other unsecured, unsubordinated obligations.
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SENIOR DEBT The 'BBB+' ratings on the senior unsecured notes of BSB are driven by the bank's Long-Term IDR, as they are direct, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of the bank, and rank equally with all their other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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"To earn your keep as a director and to fulfill your fiduciary obligations, you keep away from obligations that create a conflict of loyalty or time commitment," said Erik Gordon, clinical assistant professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Legal Status Stronger: In December 2011 the Autonomous Community of Cantabria decided to explicitly guarantee the obligations and liabilities that ICAF has with any third parties and to provide ICAF with the relevant economic resources to meet those obligations.
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In particular, Lighthizer advocates that "WTO commitments are not religious obligations, [and] do not (and should not be construed to) impinge upon national sovereignty," arguing that the U.S. has been far too weak in its acquiesce to WTO obligations when crafting domestic law.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The proposed notes are rated at the same level as Indonesia Eximbank's IDR, in line with Fitch's criteria as they constitute direct, unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of the bank, and will rank equally with all its other unsecured, unsubordinated obligations.
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"Obligations have to be fulfilled and others in the world will demand that of us, and I think they're right that Germany must fulfill its obligations too," she said at an election campaign event in her constituency of Stralsund in northeastern Germany.
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EU officials saw the statement, which said "the government recognizes that the UK has obligations to the EU, and the EU obligations to the UK, that will survive the UK's withdrawal", as a welcome acceptance that the finances had to be discussed.
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The programme rating is aligned with PFC's IDR on the basis that the notes issued under the programme will constitute PFC's direct, unconditional and unsecured obligations and rank pari passu with all the company's other present and future outstanding unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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The US has to adhere to obligations set by the Outer Space Treaty And that's a problem, since the US has to adhere to obligations set by the Outer Space Treaty — an international agreement that guides how nations conduct missions in space.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes are rated at the same level as Maybank's 'A-' Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) as they constitute direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of Maybank, and rank equally with all its other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes are rated at the same level as UOB's 'AA-' Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR), as they constitute direct, unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of the bank, and will rank equally with all its other unsecured, unsubordinated obligations.
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The Criteria for Rating Currency Swap Obligations of an SPV in Structured Finance Transactions and Covered Bonds expects that a rating action with respect to a note tranche results in a corresponding rating action with respect to the related rated swap obligations.
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Euronext operators are divided into five categories defined by EU regulators: investment firms or credit institutions; investment funds; other financial institutions; commercial undertakings; and operators with compliance obligations under 2003/87/EC, which include operators with obligations to hold greenhouse gas emissions permits.
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"Competitors have used bankruptcy to reduce debt and lower their cost structures by eliminating cash interest obligations and pension and benefit obligations, leaving them better positioned to compete for volume and pricing in the current market," Murray Energy said in court documents.
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" As for the NAFTA process, known as an investor-state dispute settlement, Earnest said he's "confident that the decision that was made vis-à-vis the Keystone pipeline is entirely consistent with all of our international obligations, including our obligations under NAFTA.
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Still, the lease obligations added to the balance sheet will be offset by corresponding assets.
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Companies already make disclosures about their lease obligations in the notes of their financial statements.
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"So far there is no indication that Turkey is not fulfilling its obligations," Merkel said.
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Some Chinese companies are issuing new bonds to raise money to pay off current obligations.
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The administrator had said that Etihad did not meet its financial obligations towards Air Berlin.
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To the politicians who have abandoned their civic obligations, I say this: Have some courage.
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It has licenses in more than 30 countries, and reporting obligations in more than 54.
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Two other, smaller Kazakh banks, have defaulted on their obligations over the last three months.
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The question now is whether congressional Republicans will uphold their constitutional obligations to check him.
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The government, presumably, would continue to meet all its obligations, though with a new currency.
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The CIRC said that Anbang's debts and obligations will not be impacted by the takeover.
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The group used 15 fake businesses to falsify receipts meant to reduce company tax obligations.
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"The priority is that Iran adheres to its nuclear obligations," the French diplomat told Reuters.
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The territory is on the hook for billions more in unfunded pension and healthcare obligations.
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It opens up all kinds of uncomfortable questions about obligations to other, less fortunate people.
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They were aware that we were ensuring we were discussing obligations with our legal advisers.
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"Banks are now having to compete with someone who doesn't have those obligations," Frank said.
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Second, and less straightforward, is the rollback of obligations on the part of Charter Cable.
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The measures an organization implements to fulfill legal obligations must be constantly monitored and reassessed.
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If they agree to pay two years of maintenance costs, they can escape their obligations.
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If it tries to trim or cheat on its obligations, the world will be watching.
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Samarco has $2.2 billion in outstanding bond obligations and about $1.6 billion of bank loans.
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"The obligations of the United States and Japan ... are balanced between both countries," he added.
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Can the Government really impose forced-carriage or equal-access obligations on YouTube and Twitter?
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Employers' obligations (under COBRA) to continue former workers' benefits increase risk with increased turnover. Why?
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The lower the ratio, the greater the chances of a company defaulting on its obligations.
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"Indeed the scheme promoter often expressly disclaims these obligations in their offering documents," Byrne says.
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First, it is wrong to suggest that Ryanair does not honour its obligations under EU261.
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"It's now time for the federal government to live up to its obligations" said Schulz.
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That hurts creditors and benefits debtors, who see the real value of their obligations shrink.
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Srini had more obligations at 25 than I have ever had in my whole life.
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It ruled that the ongoing obligations were "immaterial", and that the CDS should be transferred.
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Sometimes dubbed the "father planet," Saturn keeps us in tune with our obligations and responsibilities.
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Those obligations are, in some cases, fairly technical, but they have substantial greenhouse gas implications.
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"China attaches importance to and seriously performs its WTO transparency obligations," its first answer began.
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He's going to do what he wants to do with no regard for larger obligations.
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Non-preferred senior debt will help shield preferred senior obligations from default in a resolution.
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" And sure enough, his next sentence was, "But our partners must meet their financial obligations.
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"We'll uphold our treaty obligations, including the mutual defense agreement that is NATO," he said.
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We don't want to say in a crisis that we can't stand by our obligations.
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Spicer added that the administration believes Iran is meeting its obligations under the nuclear deal.
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Everyone has obligations, from gargantuan Facebook down to political campaign operatives and Twitter hate-spewers.
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China will continue to take steps to tackle climate change and fully honor its obligations.
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We have to fund the government and make sure we don't default on our obligations.
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You know, I'm still a citizen and -- and that carries with it duties and obligations.
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The leaders stressed that Iran must continue to meet its own obligations under the deal.
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You know, I'm still a citizen and — and that carries with it duties and obligations.
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HNB's senior debentures carry the same rating, as they rank equal with other unsecured obligations.
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What NATO countries must do to join the club is take on certain treaty obligations.
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He argues that the president&aposs constitutional obligations transcend the needs of Mueller&aposs probe.
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Fitch assumes these obligations will be serviced willingly by Catalonia and on a timely basis.
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Interactions with the media, like it or not, are obligations of those in public service.
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No one is worried about him juggling his pesky family obligations and a prospective promotion.
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Break free of whatever obligations are holding you back from focusing on what's uniquely you.
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The administrator said previously that Etihad did not meet its financial obligations towards Air Berlin.
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The bishops remind us of our obligations in order to help us form our consciences.
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Force majeure means a buyer or seller cannot fulfill contractual obligations because of outside forces.
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The company is in default after missing two interest payments related to its bond obligations.
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Netflix has content spending obligations of over $15 billion, according to a Monday earnings release.
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Many state and local governments are facing budgetary pressure from pension obligations and unfunded liabilities.
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The United States accepted these legal obligations when it ratified the charter back in 22.
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You know, I'm still a citizen and—and that carries with it duties and obligations.
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Curiel said that he would allow Trump to testify via video given his presidential obligations.
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The government's case focused on Microsoft's obligations as a company based in the United States.
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Its biggest retirement programme has just about enough funds to cover 0.7% of future obligations.
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It goes without saying that states should voluntarily comply with their federal voter registration obligations.
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It already had $18 billion of long-term lease obligations at the end of June.
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They want federal courts to render meaningless the federal obligations to keep clean voter rolls.
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"We transferred close to $1 billion in pension obligations to an insurance company," O'Brien said.
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Slow formation among collateralized loan obligations, the biggest buyers of loans, has further dampened demand.
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Moral obligations So why does India want to deport the Rohingya back to Rakhine State?
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Judges recently won a ruling requiring the state to pay them before honoring other obligations.
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Excluding intragovernmental obligations, debt held by the public is $16.9 trillion, or 78% of GDP.
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Allowing exports to count toward obligations would have effectively lowered the amount of ethanol produced.
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"NATO members must finally contribute their fair share and meet their financial obligations," he said.
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A country with too high a debt ratio may default on its foreign-currency obligations.
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It already had $333 billion of long-term lease obligations at the end of June.
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Same goes for other types of financial obligations, like back taxes or unpaid child support.
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Furthermore, taxpayers are repaid first – not last – as researchers advance treatments and repay their obligations.
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Each agency was required to legislate changes to financial companies reporting obligations, report by report.
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Our team is very familiar with the obligations of business associate agreements (BAAs) under HIPAA.
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These obligations sometimes frustrated Carson, but not half as much as they frustrate her biographers.
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Human Rights are a collective responsibility, a responsibility that exceeds the legal obligations of governments.
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It is possible for the church to fulfill its obligations without sacrificing its constitutional rights.
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In real estate development, you can take on staggering financial obligations with little personal risk.
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Could it possibly be consistent with peremptory American obligations under both national and international law?
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Researchers cited other studies that show the fines often add to already onerous financial obligations.
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PENCE: ... reform government programs so we can meet the obligations of Social Security and Medicare.
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Since April, Nine West reduced its pre-bankruptcy debt obligations by more than $1 billion.
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But he insisted London could not keep EU rights while rejecting some of its obligations.
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However, these federal agencies are overstretched by growing obligations around implementation and enforcement of sanctions.
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Governments are not going concerns if there are doubts about abilities to meet financial obligations.
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"Our goal is making tanker activity fluid and fulfill our (export) obligations," another source said.
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The two governments agreed the issue would be "irreversibly resolved" if both fulfilled their obligations.
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Mendonça highlighted concern that Vale is not complying with obligations applied after the Samarco tragedy.
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It called on Rwanda to cooperate with the body and "abide by its international obligations".
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I'm wondering, do you think of your obligations ultimately as to just Goldman Sachs shareholders?
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Now it's kind of switched because music is the work where I have professional obligations.
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He took over reclamation obligations from Walter Energy, another mining company that had declared bankruptcy.
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Puerto Rico has over $70 billion in bond debt and $50 billion in pension obligations.
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Upon your death, co-signed loans will become full obligations of your co-signer(s).
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The plan should include quarterly milestones showing measurable progress toward reducing their reclamation obligations contemporaneously.
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"Our partners must understand ... that they should be able to meet their obligations," he said.
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Excluding intragovernmental obligations, debt held by the public is $16.7 trillion, or 78% of GDP.
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Mr. Strenger is among the people suing Volkswagen for violating its legal obligations to shareholders.
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With no more time to spare from family obligations, they got back on the road.
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This time, the assembly line is pumping out something called collateralized loan obligations, or C.L.O.s.
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He urged Iran to remain calm and continue to fulfill its obligations under the deal.
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Most women choose abortion because they are not ready for the obligations that parenthood entails.
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"Russia's obligations under the Vienna Convention require them to provide consular access," the officer said.
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It said it would suspend further obligations after another 60 days, meaning in early July.
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They could ask a judge to waive financial obligations or convert them to community service.
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Complex financial products — like the collateralized debt obligations into which those mortgages were packaged — soared.
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Can they pay the deferred 2020 levies concurrently with their 2021 and 2022 payroll obligations?
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One board chairwoman came from Goldman Sachs, where she had specialized in collateralized debt obligations.
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Between work and family and social obligations, where are we supposed to find the time?
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Sadly, he made it clear he would not honor his obligations of impartiality and integrity.
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Well, we still have obligations that will go out to 2032, some fines and penalties.
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This in turn would hurt the grains producing country's ability to meet its debt obligations.
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The EPA can waive those obligations if they prove compliance would cause them financial distress.
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The EPA can waive those obligations if they prove compliance would cause them financial distress.
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The further from the center, the less the center's control and one's obligations to it.
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These are not competing obligations, but are synergistic to ensure that best practices are continued.
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Trump arrived in Washington with a relatively short baggage train of Beltway relationships and obligations.
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On his Facebook page, McGregor said the promotional and media obligations had become a distraction.
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Stichting had wanted to ask questions on article 5003 of the Swiss Code of Obligations.
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David Burtka: Yeah, being together is really great, and not having any obligations is nice.
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"I fully understand that these companies have obligations to their shareholders and customers," she said.
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Mueller is suing under tort claims of interference with contractual obligations and prospective business relations.
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Certainly even a very succinct bilateral agreement could make room for critical WTO-plus obligations.
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Under existing law, those who hire independent contractors have fewer obligations to them than employers.
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Say something like: I understand the importance of the project, but I have other obligations.
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Negative rates are also crazily negative for institutions with long-term obligations, like pension funds.
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Someone saddled with student-loan debt or other financial obligations may not be able to.
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Since Kr Space partners with landlords, it can keep new lease obligations to a minimum.
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I, on the other hand, say counterintelligence is right at the heart of our obligations.
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Facebook had both legal and moral obligations to disclose all of this at that time.
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Oh, and questioning need to honor full faith and credit obligations to U.S. debt-holders.
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Problems or delays in Model 3 production could make it harder to meet its obligations.
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It hasn't decided anything about whether Myanmar has breached its obligations under the Genocide Convention.
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The bonds rank pari passu with the region's present and future unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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Increasingly, it also hears cases brought by states accusing others of breaking U.N. treaty obligations.
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The proposal also includes data security rules and new disclosure obligations should companies be hacked.
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They also cited lack of support from a manager and balancing work and other obligations.
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The company was hit with various reparation costs and financial obligations related to the incident.
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PUTIN SAYS RUSSIA IS MEETING ITS OBLIGATIONS TO SERVICE MILITARY HARDWARE PREVIOUSLY SUPPLIED BY RUSSIA
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Even if Netanyahu is indicted, he would not be under strict legal obligations to resign.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Lease obligations have been capitalised using the multiple of 2750x.
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Current state law re-criminalizes Floridians who mistakenly register if they have outstanding financial obligations.
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They included a lack of enforceable obligations for financial institutions to identify politically exposed persons.
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He didn't really get what a startup was or understand the obligations of institutional money.
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Still, the loss-making company has about $1.7 billion in contractual obligations, like leases, outstanding.
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Therefore, substantial holding company debt reduces the likelihood of default on operating company senior obligations.
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It's no wonder, with so many obligations, people, and social platforms vying for our attention.
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At times, Ms. Rivera has struggled to balance her obligations at home, school and work.
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Student borrowers' balances can actually get larger as they try to pay off their obligations.
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That spirit that means you respect the bonds and obligations that make our society work.
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This opens up a free-flowing connection between your personal resources and your daily obligations.
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He cited WeWork&aposs large lease obligations as one of the factors behind this change.
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But Lim's explanation about the lease obligations spelt out how the government's liabilities had ballooned.
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Iran was fully adhering to its obligations when the Trump administration unilaterally withdrew last year.
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But the truth is, summer is meant for freewheeling, ditching obligations (ideally!) and kicking back.
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Amazon has contractual obligations to Mr. Allen and the film, one of these people noted.
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The company's total obligations, including pensions, today exceed its assets by more than $70 billion.
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Perhaps advocates should pay for Medicare's existing obligations before expanding the system to everyone else.
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His projects can feel like civic obligations, rather than movies that are fun to watch.
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After paying lawyers' fees, loans, and other family obligations, I was left with about half.
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"We've always said that the UK is a country which honours its obligations," Hammond said.
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But in its September report it said the board had not breached its legal obligations.
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The offshore notes are rated at same level as HIIG's Issuer Default Rating as they represent direct, unsubordinated, unconditional and unsecured obligations of HIIG and shall at all times rank pari passu with all other present and future unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of HIIG.
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Euronext operators will be divided into five categories defined by EU regulators: investment firms or credit institutions; investment funds; other financial institutions; commercial undertakings; and operators with compliance obligations under 2003/87/EC, which include operators with obligations to hold greenhouse gas emissions permits.
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"Customs and Border Protection has a long, rich history of ignoring its obligations under the Freedom of Information Act and so these lawsuits are an effort to enforce its obligations," said Zachary Heiden, legal director at the ACLU of Maine, in a phone interview.
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On a conference call with analysts, Alcoa Chief Executive Klaus Kleinfeld said the pension obligations of the new upstream business as of the end of 2015 will be around $2.6 billion, while the value-added business Arconic will have pension obligations of around $3 billion.
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The bonds were issued directly by Changsha Pilot and are rated at the same level as its Issuer Default Rating as they will constitute direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of Changsha Pilot and rank pari passu with all its other senior unsecured obligations.
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You're probably trying to get as many hours as possible for work, probably have lots of family obligations outside of work and not a lot of money to throw at those obligations to give yourself the time to find legal help to build a case.
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"There's plenty of room to work together, but they have to do it in a way that's consistent with their ethical obligations and their legal obligations," Andy Wright, a former White House lawyer who is now at Savannah Law School, told me in an interview.
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NYSE MKT's regulatory filing, however, says it will replace its floor-based Designated Market Makers (DMMs), who have obligations to maintain fair and orderly markets for specific securities, with electronic DMMs, which have similar obligations It also said it will no longer have floor brokers.
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The proposed notes are rated at the same level as GHAT's Long-Term Foreign-Currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) because they will constitute its direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations and will rank pari passu with its other present and future unsecured and unsubordinated obligations.
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The intentional, multi-pronged sabotage of the ACA that we have seen during Trump's presidency — reaching new heights since attempts by Congress to repeal the law failed — violates both Trump's constitutional obligations and quite possibly the obligations of his Department of Health and Human Services.
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We are in compliance with our regulatory obligations, committed to equality, and proud of our employees.
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We are focused on enforcing the law and helping taxpayers fully understand and meet their obligations.
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He landed at U.N.L.V., where he was suspended by a new coach for missing team obligations.
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Also, when the obligations turn up on the balance sheet, there may be few big surprises.
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The default could trigger lenders to call in payments on other debt obligations, the company said.
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Netflix's $13 billion in balance sheet liabilities plus $15 billion in content obligations clamors for it.
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They also plan upcoming White House obligations (such as the Easter Egg Roll) and future travel.
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Dealers may not have the funds—or, you know, the desire—to pay off those obligations.
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