Sentences with phrase «obligations to take»

The lender would consider that you have other financial obligations to take care of.

A letter after a hearing to remind a LIP of his obligations to take steps in the proceedings by specified dates will help the lawyer later to oppose any application for an extension of time or relief from sanctions on grounds that the LIP did not understand what he had to do, or that the order was drawn late by the court.

If you or someone you know has financial obligations to take care of a loved one because of a brain injury, and that brain injury was caused by another person, you could be due financial compensation.

While the fact employers have obligations to take reasonable steps to protect their workers is nothing new, Mendl says that when it comes to social media, he's seen a willingness — at least in the arbitration context — to extend an employer's duty in that area.

Those requirements were perceived as a set of obligations to take into account dying browsers, obsolete computers, extra narrow screens, and some other minor annoyances about coding more legible HTML.

Whether time is an issue or you have other obligations to take care of, this can be the solution to turn to when wondering who can do my assignment for me at a price I can afford.

That is not how things always go down, people have a right to speak out on what happened to them and have no obligations to take someone to court.

«It is all of our obligations to take the information we have and use it to prevent future tragedies.»

We can only be grateful those league's teams removed our players obligations to take part in the closing stages of the Champions League or we may have been struggling to get bodies onto the plane.

Given there's no obligation to take the early payout, if this rider is offered at no cost it's a good option to have available.

If prominent leaders want to insist that America still has a moral obligation to take in thousands of Syrian refugees — a courageous, if unpopular, position in the current atmosphere — they should at least acknowledge the clear risks involved, and not disparage those who disagree in good faith.

The Supreme Court, having no obligation to take any particular case, likely would deny a petition for certiorari, and that would be the end of it.

Similarly it could be argued that if I know that I lose faith in God when I am blue, then I have an indirect religious obligation to take medications that will protect me from depression.

Thus the obligation to take the Gospel to the world, and the obligation to draw all Christ's people together both rest upon Christ's work and are indissolubly connected.

The younger brother of her husband failed to honor his obligation to take her as his wife and rear children in honor of the deceased.

In his commentary on the Explanatory Note of Lumen Gentium, Joseph Ratzinger who had been theological advisor to Cardinal Frings at the Council, would say that the Church is essentially a communio as between head and members and the Pope has a moral obligation to listen to the bishops and the bishops may have an obligation to take the initiative themselves — which is implicit in the essence of collegiality.

As we indicated in our previous press conference held on the 2nd September, 2014, we have the obligation to take up this mantle to clear these doubts in the minds of Ghanaians and investors because it serves no good if conflicting informations are churned out by our leaders who ought to know the detrimental effects these speculations and statements have on our economy both locally and internationally.

Icahn, who was named an unpaid special adviser on regulations in December, has argued that Trump is under no obligation to take his advice.

I also strongly believe that both houses have an obligation to take votes on these issues so the public will know where their elected senators and assemblymen stand.

«People in healthy relationships really do take care of each other,» Troiani says, «and they may even feel more of an obligation to take care of themselves, too.»

We have a moral obligation to take responsibility for our mistakes.

Initially declining, when Riggs beats Margaret Court (Jessica McNamee, King feels an obligation to take part and stop his shameless gloating and irresponsible rhetoric.

A Democrat, Spitzer promised in his 2006 campaign for governor to spend more on schools than he endorsed in the brief, but the four - person Republican majority of the court, all of whom were appointed by outgoing governor George Pataki, a persistent opponent of the CFE, was under no obligation to take notice of what Spitzer said as a candidate.

Teachers or lecturers taking students on trips or visits have an obligation to take reasonable care of them — taking account of the students» ages, aptitudes, any special educational and / or medical needs, the risks associated with the activity and the environment concerned, which should be considered in the risk assessment (s).

Jensen's repeated message to educators is simple: You have far more influence on students» brains than you realize... and you have an obligation to take advantage of the incredible revelations that science is providing.

I would assume some transferred to their neighborhood public high school (which have a legal obligation to take the students at any time.)

And now Connecticut's elected officials have an obligation to take immediate action to undo the damage they have caused.

But if both proudly refer to themselves as the Lord's chosen, they diverge on one especially inflammatory point of religious doctrine: unlike their present - day Mormon compatriots, Mormon Fundamentalists passionately believe that Saints have a divine obligation to take multiple wives.

But getting an offer is not the same as agreeing; you are under no obligation to take any contract.

We provide a free online application service and you are under no obligation to take an offer with rates and terms that you are not comfortable with.

There is no fee to use the service and there is no obligation to take any loan that is approved.

Before the contract expires you will need to relieve your contractual obligation to take or make delivery by offsetting (also known as unwind, or liquidate) your initial position.

Given there's no obligation to take the early payout, if this rider is offered at no cost it's a good option to have available.

Under the governing licensing agreements, FTSE or Russell may alter, amend, terminate or change the indexes, change the composition or method of calculation of any index or the data, suspend or interrupt providing data to IB Asset Management and have no obligation to take the needs of IB Asset Management or its clients into account when determining, modifying or terminating any of of the indexes.

It is thus your obligation to take keen interest and make sure you get your loan right in hand.

And you're under no obligation to take out a loan; rather, that credit score will largely determine what amount you can qualify for and what type of interest rate you will be charged.

If the interest rate is unsatisfactory, there is no obligation to take the loan.

Many of us have bought something only to later decide it's unsuitable or not needed and shops are under no obligation to take your goods back, just because you've changed your mind.

10.9.1 Perfect Data Solution Lancaster Court, 8 Barnes Wallis Road, Fareham, PO15 5TU, www.lendingmetrics.com 10.9.2 As a responsible lender, Emergency Cash Limited has a legal obligation to take steps to ensure that our customers are creditworthy.

There's no obligation to take out a loan from that bank, and you'll benefit from that knowledge and from having someone available who knows your circumstances if you go forward with it.

S&P Dow Jones Indices have no obligation to take the needs of TDAM or the owners of any of the TD ETFs into consideration in determining, composing or calculating any of the Indices.

The seller of the option contract receives the payment from the buyer and then takes on an obligation to take the opposite side of the trade if the owner chooses to buy or sell the asset.

Owning a pet is like having a child, it our obligation to take care of it - insurance is paramount for that to happen.

If you have been nominated already, I do apologise in advance (not really, you MUST accept my challenge) but actually, there's no obligation to take part.

The World Tourism Organization shall have no obligation to take the needs of any User into consideration in connection therewith.

At the Natural Resources Defense Council Switchboard blog, a staff attorney, David Pettit, has posted language in the Clean Water Act, which was amended through the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, that appears clearly to vest the president with both the authority and the obligation to take the reins in a major oil spill where private actions have failed:

No reasonable person would dispute that Channel 4 should show countervailing views, or would claim that it has an obligation to take an environmentalist line.

But along with these and other scientifically significant missions, DSCOVR will also have the ability to inspire new ways of thinking about the true nature of the human condition, by showing us new images everyday that give every person on Earth the ability to see his or her home city or village in the context of the planetary whole, reminding us of our obligation to take good care of what Buckminster Fuller described so long ago as «Spaceship Earth.»

I think that an author should have archived data or data citations and methods at the time of publication, as in econometrics, and if he failed to do so (as climate science has poor practices) then he has an obligation to take the time to provide the requested information (and should perhaps think about making a proper archive.)

Now he says India and China have no obligation to take immediate action.