Obligatory definition

Obligatory means a natural or legal person for the implementation of this Administrative Instruction; 1.

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Obligatory. You may not refuse to make a loan to me under this line of credit unless one of the following occurs:

Obligatory means required under any foreign written law; "relevant amount" , in relation to an NOR individual, means —

Examples of Obligatory in a sentence

• In addition, the Reinsurer may choose to provide Facultative Obligatory capacity greater than as specified in Schedule B.

• The Reinsurer will have a reasonable amount of time, but not to exceed two (2) business days, to respond to the Ceding Company's request for a Facultative Obligatory risk.

• The ceded risk is subject to the Facultative Obligatory Automatic Binding Limits and the Facultative Obligatory Automatic Issue Limits, as stated in Exhibit II.

• The Reinsurer's liability for Automatic and Facultative Obligatory Reinsurance will begin simultaneously with the Ceding Company's liability.

• The ceded risk is subject to the Facultative Obligatory Automatic Issue Limit is as stated in Exhibit II.

• The ceded risk is subject to the Facultative Obligatory Automatic Binding Limits as stated in Exhibit II.

• Obligatory tasks, conducts, services or functions that arise from the employee’s position.

• The ceded risk is subject to the Facultative Obligatory Automatic Binding Limits and the Facultative Obligatory Automatic Issue Limits, as stated in Exhibits II and III.

• The Reinsurer will have a reasonable amount of time, but not to exceed two (2) business days, to respond to the Ceding Company's request for Facultative Obligatory risk.

• PPVUL policies will not qualify for automatic reinsurance, but may be reinsured on a Facultative Obligatory basis, as described in the ‘FACULTATIVE OBLIGATORY REINSURANCE’ section.

More Definitions of Obligatory

Obligatory means they are enforced through National Legislation which sets specific objectives and standards or which have designated specific areas, e.g. areas designated as Special Areas of Conservation under the Habitats Directive.

Obligatory right" or principal claim refers to the obligatory right (including the principal, interest, default interest, compound interest, breach penalty, damages and fees for the realization of obligatory right) formed for the funding offered by the lender to the borrower according to the contract after examination and verification upon the application of the borrower (debtor) to the lender (creditor). The obligatory rights of the lender to the borrower and the debts of the borrower to the lender in the contract should be consistent in the content. "The fees for the realization of the obligatory right" includes but not limited to costs, arbitration fee, property preservation fee, expense of application execution, attorney's fee, handling charge, announcement fees, evaluation fee, appraisal fee, auction fee, disposal sale fee, communications fee, travel expense disposal fees, etc.

Obligatory. (Niyatam) means 'concomitant' (Vyaptam); for action is concomitant with that which is conjoined with Prakrti or the body. The contact with Prakrti has arisen from beginingless subtle impressions (Vasanas). You must perform work, because the performance of action is easy and may not cause accidents by reason of its being obligatory. Action is superior to non-action, i.e., even to the devotee of Jnana. Because of the instruction at the beginning (of this context), 'No man experiences freedom from activity' (3.4), devotion to Jnana alone is indicated by the word, 'Non-action' (Akarma). Even in the case of one qualified for devotion to Jnana, devotion to Karma indeed is better because Jnana-nistha is difficult to perform and liable to accidents, as it has not been practised previoulsy and as it does not come to one naturally. Subsequently it will be described how, one with the knowledge of the true nature of the self can carry on actions along with that knowledge. Consequently, we should take the meaning here to be that, because knowledge of the self too is included in Karma Yoga, this kind of Yoga is superior. This statement on the superiority of activity (Karma Yoga) over Jnana Yoga is valid even when there is competency for one to adopt Jnana Yoga. For, if you abandon all activities to qualify yourself for Jnana Yoga, then, for you, who is thus inactive while following Jnana Yoga, even the nourishment of the body, which is necessary even for Jnana-nistha, will not be achieved. The body has to be necessarily sustained until the means are executed to the full.

Obligatory. The tenderer is under the obligation to submit a tender), or at the initiative of the tenderer (free variant, only if allowed in the Tender Specifications or contract documents).