Tailor made derivatives would have to be registered individually, with regulators obliged to understand the risks involved.

The American Bankers Association, worried about the fees that banks would be obliged to pay, vehemently opposed deposit insurance.

Member states would be obliged to restore free movement of goods, capital, services, and people the EU s four freedoms as quickly as possible.

In such a case, the Governor would then be obliged to obtain the approval of the United Kingdom to not follow that advice.

If those efforts were unsuccessful, the Security Council would be obliged to exercise its authority to thwart any threat to international peace and security.

It would enable the Directive's provisions to apply to intra Community trade. Extra Community parties would not be obliged to provide any information vis à vis their Community co contractors.

The Russian Federation would be viewed as having been obliged to protest not to remain silent when faced with the actions of Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan.

Basically, it all boiled down to a grand bargain while developing countries would obviously have primary responsibility for achieving the MDGs, developed countries would be obliged to finance and support their efforts for development.

Should a country violate the fiscal compact, it would wholly or partly forfeit its reward and be obliged to pay interest on the debt owned by the SPV.

Should a country violate the fiscal compact, it would wholly or partly forfeit its reward and be obliged to pay interest on the debt owned by the SPV. That would impose tough fiscal discipline, indeed.

Perhaps if those securitized packages had been properly rated, the originating institution would be obliged to retain a share to signal to the market that risk was being controlled.

Breastfeeding women must not be obliged to work with lead and its toxic compounds and underground.

Presentation of such a petition would have obliged the municipality to accept the petition for review and to examine the factual situation.

If forced to pay, the business might be obliged to declare bankruptcy or exit the market altogether.

One question to be addressed is whether the State is obliged to provide subsidies for such teaching.

In response to a question raised as to to whom a declaration would apply, several delegations expressed the view that such a declaration would only apply to the State making it and that other States Parties would still be obliged to apply the draft protocol to that particular situation.

States parties shall be obliged to reduce the prices of services and exempt children from tariffs and taxes.

In this regard, the EU has often obliged.

Governments promptly obliged with more of the same.

And the magicians were obliged to fall prostrate .

And the magicians were obliged to fall prostrate .

This obliged employers to calculate their payment obligations.

The argument was that Haj had never been canceled on public health grounds and that to do so would be counter to Islam. Rather, those who are ill are morally obliged to not perform Haj.

Nothing in the Convention prohibited the State party from giving more beneficial treatment to women than to men, and sometimes it would even be obliged to do so, such as, for instance, under article 4.

1 Parents or the one legally responsible shall be obliged to provide good education and upbringing for the child.

The Monitoring Team believes that it would greatly help prevent the abuse of charities for terrorist purposes were they obliged in all States to register.

It would be very dangerous for the future of the United Nations if we were now obliged to vote on a draft resolution that has neither universal acceptance nor the support of all the permanent members.

(h) Spouses are obliged to support each other materially.

The husband was then obliged to pay her maintenance.

Its members proposed that universal banks be obliged to set up ring fenced retail banking subsidiaries with a much higher share of equity capital. Only the retail subsidiaries would be permitted to rely on the central bank for lender of last resort support.

They should be obliged to repatriate foreign workers, as required in the standard migrant employment contract used by the Philippines.

Eventually, she will be obliged to abandon her studied ambiguity, and she will probably pay a price for doing so.

After 30 years in exile, the Saharan refugees had reached their limit. The physical and psychological conditions in the camps were deteriorating, and they would soon be obliged to return to a survival mode that jeopardized agricultural development.

And, in such case, the carrier is obliged to deliver.

In other words, the State is not only obliged to not violate the right in question, but is obliged to protect those within its jurisdiction from the violation.

To be sure, compensation committees and boards tend to follow shareholders wishes, even if they are not legally obliged to do so.

Secondly, States parties to the Protocol will be obliged to apply the Convention automatically to United Nations operations delivering emergency humanitarian assistance.

But the international community is not obliged to finance official corruption.

Schools are also obliged to report suspected cases of sexual abuse.

Of course, if, say, by 2008 the disappearing national debt really did appear to pose an imminent danger, Congress would have happily obliged in cutting taxes or increasing expenditures.

If they do not do the right thing soon, there will be some banking casualties, and European governments will once again be obliged to put in public money.

But it has helped me I no longer feel obliged to reply.

Everyone could claim victory, and no one was obliged to acknowledge defeat.

That is a threat that every country is obliged to take seriously.

Parties are obliged to submit import responses for all of those chemicals.