obligation to provide services

We feel an obligation to provide services and to educate the public.

We must take the citizens into account and the obligation to provide services of general interest.

Under this perspective, organizations have the obligation to provide services and goods to society.

Liberalising sectors is good but it must go hand in hand with obligations to provide services of general interest.

The local authority's obligation to provide services after assessment is a complex issue, with confusing messages coming from the Department of Health.

I am convinced that the internal market will not come to fruition unless we impose obligations to provide services of general interest at the Community level.

We've tried to be nonbureaucratic and give districts a lot of flexibility, but we don't have any obligation to provide services to home-school students."

But Mr. Park, the law's sponsor, said it was not the government's obligation to provide services "in 300 different languages.

In many cases, however, providing basic physical accessibility to the library facility is preferred in meeting the obligation to provide services in the most integrated setting appropriate.

Article IV covers the Department's mandatory obligations to provide services to victims of a crime under the Victims' Rights and Restitution Act.

A federal appeals court yesterday upheld a ruling that New York City had failed to meet its legal obligation to provide services to about 30,000 poor people with AIDS.

The original justification for the special position of statutory undertakers was that they are under an obligation to provide services to the public and could not, like a private firm in planning difficulties, go elsewhere.

It may be appropriate to ask, for example, whether the local authority has fulfilled its obligation to provide services under Part III of the Act or whether a proper investigation has been carried out.

Even if a separate or special program for individuals with disabilities is offered, a public accommodation cannot deny an individual with a disability participation in its regular program, unless some other limitation on the obligation to provide services applies.

The fact is that, month after month, we vote on sectoral directives, and we can see how difficult the Court of Justice finds it to justify the imposition of any obligation to provide services in the public interest.

Janko objected and took the position that the legal obligation to provide services in the German army for the members of the German ethnic groups (Volksdeutsche) did not exist, because it violated the Hague Regulations on war.

Paperwork filed in preparation for the IPO demonstrated just how cash-strapped the company had become: As of September 30, 1997, Erol's showed a balance of $500,000 with obligations to provide services to customers amounting to $40 million.

As well as continuing to provide service in those traditional areas in which BT has an obligation to provide services or is closely regulated, BT has expanded into more profitable products and services where there is less regulation.

From his printer, he pulled out a sheet of paper bearing a one-sentence quotation attributed to a Democrat, former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo of New York: "It is not government's obligation to provide services, but to see they're provided."

The freeholder of the cottage has an obligation to provide services to any officer of one of 'His Majesty's Ships of War' lying in the Wantsum Channel as payment to the Crown for the rights to operate the ferry.

In 2007 Autoclenz Ltd invited the valeters to sign new contracts, purportedly clarifying that they were sub-contractors and not employees, that they must provide their own cleaning materials, that there was no obligation to provide services to Autoclenz and nor did Autoclenz have any obligation to offer work to the valeters.