Sentences with phrase «obligations under the line»

Not exact matches

«We urge the Iranian government to uphold this right for religious minorities in Iran, in line with its obligations under international law and the provisions upholding the rights of religious minorities in its own constitution.»

Celebration 2005 will assist practitioners and organisations to engage with Fathers and Male Carers in line with their obligations under Every Child Matters and the new National Service Framework for Children, Young People and Maternity Services.

In line with this thought, and contrary to some Christian guys» beliefs, a Christian girlfriend is under no obligation to be submissive to her Christian boyfriend.

a material uncertainty concerning (a) the collectability and recovery of certain assets, and (b) the Company's potential obligations under certain lines of credit and a guaranty (all of which, the «Material Uncertainties»).

However, if someone co-signed your student line of credit, then your bankruptcy will not eliminate their obligations under the terms of the loan agreement; your bank or credit union will pursue your co-signer.

However, codifying these disclosures under the TSR will create a more defined bright line standard for enforcement purposes and will leave little or no doubt as to what obligations debt relief companies have to inform their customers.

Could one add a defence, along the lines argued by Bell, that «interest» should exclude any fee that represents a reasonable estimate of the costs incurred by one party where the other party breaches its payment obligations, even where the first party continues to provide the goods or services under the contract?

In the event that a front - line regulator fails in any of its duties and obligations under the Act, the LSB is empowered to take a number of actions, including issuing directions to the front - line regulator to correct the deficiency, publishing a public censure, imposing a financial penalty, appointing a different person to perform the regulatory function, and recommending that the Lord Chancellor cancel the regulator's approval.

The Supreme Court reversed, concluding that «it would prove difficult, if not impossible, for judges to administer evidentiary rules under which a «gatekeeping» obligation depended on a distinction between «scientific» knowledge and «technical» or «other specialized» knowledge, since there is no clear line dividing the one from the others and no convincing need to make such distinctions.»

VL had a meeting with groups (though more like fortnightly and did not discuss media lines) because we were also under an obligation as the official campaign to discuss the campaign with other leave groups.

(This was during the early 1990's) I worked hard because I felt an obligation to the manager who had put his faith in me and who had put his reputation on the line by hiring me under those conditions.