Sentences with phrase «groups out of obligation»

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As a Navy SEAL amongst a group of «young, eighteen - year - old kids» barely out of basic training, Chris felt he had a special obligation.

The group compliance functions operate under a Group Compliance and AML Charter and Policy, which sets out the vision and mission of the compliance functions and furthermore describes the reporting structure and obligatgroup compliance functions operate under a Group Compliance and AML Charter and Policy, which sets out the vision and mission of the compliance functions and furthermore describes the reporting structure and obligatGroup Compliance and AML Charter and Policy, which sets out the vision and mission of the compliance functions and furthermore describes the reporting structure and obligations.

By lumping all persons who act out of a sense of duty and obligation derived from membership in a reference group together in their normocentric orientation, the authors fail to distinguish those who act from the standpoint of a reflective and self - chosen set of commitments (i.e., in accord with a reasoning approach) from those whose membership is a matter of fate and socialization (i.e., out of a fear of group exclusion, disappointment, or exclusion).

Work was carried out largely through a system of slaves, so that the privilege of play and the obligation of work were mutually exclusive social functions performed by two distinct groups in society.

Online reviews can point you in new directions; die - hard fans will tell you about the tracks where Stevie Ray Vaughn attained Jimi Hendrix Status or which recording of Prokofiev's 7th piano sonata has the most sparkling recording quality — or where a group produced a lackluster album because they had a contractual obligation to their label to crank out a new release — or where other artists have done the job better.

To precisely figure out the obligation of groups or individuals below the national level, one must examine theories of distributive justice and retributive justice.

Notwithstanding the above, recognition and enforcement has been refused on grounds of public policy for the following reasons: the award was obtained by fraud (see Westacre Investments Inc v Jugoimport - SPDR Holding Co Ltd [1999] 2 Lloyd's Rep 65 (CA) and Tamil Nadu Electricity Board v ST - CMS Electric Company Private Ltd [2008] 1 Lloyd's Rep 93); the award was tainted by illegality (Soleimany v Soleimany [1998] 3 WLR 811); the underlying agreement was contrary to principles of EU law, in particular competition law as set out in Articles 101 and 102 of the TFEU (Eco Swiss China Time Ltd v Benetton International NV (1999)(Case C - 126 / 97); and the award was unclear as to the obligations imposed on the parties (Tongyuan (USA) International Trading Group v Uni-Clan Ltd (2001, unreported, 26 Yearbook of Commercial Arbitration 886).

The working group concluded that this was not necessary, because the obligation of impartiality is set out elsewhere in the Act.

And on the same day, the parent company of LES, LandAmerica Financial Group, a Fortune 500 company, and the third largest title company in America, realizing the size of the problem, and knowing that it had guaranteed some of LES's obligations to the exchange clients, also filed for bankruptcy protection, wiping out the guarantees.