discharge obligations

Once he'd found a way to discharge his obligations there, he and Illyla could start looking for that mysterious something else together.

Legal experts said that prosecutors might well have discharged their obligations by sharing the information promptly with the defense.

"I assume they'll discharge their legal obligations to bargain in good faith," he said of the union.

Will you tell him that I am ready to discharge my obligations.

But most of those locations have discharged their obligations and no longer are in the program.

For various reasons, including the renewal of war, Edward could not discharge his obligations completely till 1817.

It was in the mid-13th century that the surrounding society generally started to put pressure on them to discharge their wider obligations.

That means you are required to discharge your obligations.

If that were to happen, the Court would be deprived of the independence it needs in order to discharge its obligations.

In this way, Russia can acquire the foreign currency she needs to discharge her obligations.