Приклади вживання Social obligations Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We communicate to fulfill social obligations.
All social obligations of the state will be fully realised.
Even in the most difficult times, we fulfilled our social obligations.
Meeting social obligations has been and is a priority for us.
Like many developed countries, Ukraine has rather generous social obligations.
The money will be spent not on the social obligations but for the return of the previous debts.
International community doesnot want to deal with a country that ignores its social obligations.
The financial aid from theEU will not be spent on the social obligations but for the return of the previous debts.
Hinduism sees marriage as a sacred duty that entails both religious and social obligations.
They don't have indefinite social obligations, and prudent investing and finance theory aren't subordinate to sustainability.
In Latin America, the wealthy are generally exempt from social obligations, including taxes.
Being No.1 also means fulfilling corporate social obligations, whether the cause is social welfare, environmental conservation, cultural events, or sports.
At the same time, theresources that will be received after the expropriation of"small fry" is not enough to cover social obligations.
He adds that the government doesn'tknow where to get the money to pay social obligations since those clauses in the budget, according to the law, should be financed first.
These girls were raised in religious households and understood what it meant to be a priest's wife-the charity work, the social obligations, the proper behavior.
The profession of a lawyer contains high social obligations and demands the implementation of activities directed at supporting the development of society,” comments Markiyan Kliuchkovskyi, a partner at Asters.
The revenues of these companies shall be allocated to secure social obligations of the state to the citizens.
Criteria for advanced sleep phase include the ability to fall asleep before 8:30 p.m. andwake before 5:30 a.m. regardless of any occupational or social obligations.
She fulfilled her social obligations and used the name Hannah Stern, but the relationship effectively ended when Stern, perhaps recognizing the danger better than her, emigrated to America with his parents in 1936.
UDAR warns that budget revenue will fall.This will negatively affect the state's ability to perform its social obligations timely and in full.
However, as stressed in Opinion Scientific Expert Department of the Verkhovna Rada a government bill hasno provisions on ensuring State budget revenues in order to fulfill social obligations.
It should be noted that in the text of the draft noprovisions directly related" to the provision of budget revenues in order to fulfill social obligations", as declared in its name"- experts stressed in Parliament.
Following the memo's publication, Yushchenko took to the airwaves to blame it all on the"populism" of Tymoshenko, whose 2009 budget incurs a huge deficit to pay public sector wages, pensions,and other social obligations.
Traditionally, the authorities did not estimate the consequences of their actions and did nothing toprotect citizens from possible deepening of the economic recession and from failure to fulfil social obligations, in particular, due to the budget under-performance, possible default or devaluation of Ukrainian hryvnia.
In a clear articulation of TU Berlin objectives, in July 2012 the Academic Senate unanimously decided to actively promote a new vision in research and academics bydesignating six core research priorities and by defining the related competencies and social obligations.
Parents raise a child from birth, care about his material and spiritual well-being until he reaches adulthood,which imposes a number of ethical and social obligations of an adult son or daughter towards his parents.
Parents raise a child from birth, care about his material and spiritual well-being until he reaches adulthood,which imposes a number of ethical and social obligations of an adult son or daughter towards his parents.