Sentences with phrase «usually obligated»

Auto insurance consumers who are financially incapable of paying the entire sum of their annual premium in advance of the coverage period are usually obligated to pay for the option of stretching out payments over the course of the life of the policy.

Employers are usually obligated to reinstate an employee following a maternity leave.

Remember, if you have a fixed lease (usually for a year), you're usually obligated to pay rent for the entire year.

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But if you want to keep the patent (usually for 17 years) you are legally obligated to protect and defend it.

Pursuant to such programs, FI is obligated to pay the custodian an ongoing fee, usually as a percentage of the fees billed to the account or a percentage of the assets in the account, with a one - time fee generally payable in the event the account is transferred away from such custodian.

I usually pick a team and root for them for some arbitrary reason, unless it is the Green Bay Packers, and then I am obligated by my Wisconsin - born side of the family to root for them.

I am actually super picky when it comes to the requirements for my everyday handbag, so when I find one I like I usually feel obligated to buy it.

These people might have the best intentions (they usually d0), and you might feel somewhat obligated to take their advice since they've spent hours listening to you talk about your book.

I give a few 3 star ratings, usually to classics that I feel like I had to read or NetGalley ARCs that I felt obligated to finish.

Definition of a suicide clause: if the insured person commits suicide, while sane or insane, within a specified period — usually two years — the insurance company would not be obligated to pay the death benefit and instead would just return the premiums paid.

The issuer is obligated to pay the bondholder a specified amount, usually at specific intervals (interest payments) and to repay the principal amount when the bond matures.

Most student loans are very clear and explicit on the signature pages — they usually say something like «IF YOU ARE CO-SIGNING THIS LOAN YOU ARE ALSO OBLIGATED TO REPAY THE ENTIRE AMOUNT.»

Robo - advisors are usually registered as portfolio managers and are responsible for managing your money to a «fiduciary» standard (which means they're obligated to do so in your best interests).

As a result, I believe we are obligated to begin treatment of presumed immune - mediated canine KCS with CsA since it is approved for use and a plethora of data has shown it is safe and usually effective.

Since individuals of this species are usually occupied by obligate acacia - ants, the Beltian bodies are rarely seen because they are usually «harvested» as soon as the young leaves develop.

The employer will usually be obligated to accommodate the employee in other ways such as allowing the employee a leave of absence, providing additional breaks, or providing the employee with substitute forms of work.

After that it is usually your own health insurance or you personally who are obligated to pay.

Obligates the insurance company to continue coverage as long as the premiums are paid and is usually capped at a certain age.

Definition of a suicide clause: if the insured person commits suicide, while sane or insane, within a specified period — usually two years — the insurance company would not be obligated to pay the death benefit and instead would just return the premiums paid.

They are not legally obligated to give the guest anything,» though he noted that most of the major cruise brands will usually offer a replacement cruise or refund all the same.

You will have a period of time, usually 30 days, to return the policy to the company if you don't want it, and they are obligated to cancel it and return your premiums.

It's worth noting that while stock exchanges impose requirements on the companies they list such as periodic public disclosure of financials etc, cryptocurrency exchanges usually do not have any listing requirements, nor are the exchanges obligated to perform any due diligence on project whose coins they are listing.

Even if one of you is responsible for paying down a particular loan, the lender can usually pursue both of you for payment if the obligated spouse doesn't perform.