A dowry sometimes serves to help a new husband discharge the responsibilities that go with marriage.
Microsoft shall give the Chief Compliance Officer sufficient authority and resources to discharge the responsibilities listed herein.
We will examine the linkage between public opinion, participation, and public policy, with special attention to whether ordinary citizens can discharge the responsibilities of democratic citizenship.
However, given their primary policy-making function, it is properly the role and responsibility of Parliament and the legislatures to determine the composition and structure required by a tribunal to discharge the responsibilities bestowed upon it.
"You can get what's called a functional first-born, someone who rises to the office when the chronological first-born can't discharge the responsibilities of the first-born," said Jeffrey Kluger, the author of "The Sibling Effect: What the Bonds Among Brothers and Sisters Reveal About Us".
The experience provided them with increased confidence necessary to discharge the responsibilities of a critical care nurse-attention to critical thinking and reasoning.Mindfully constructed simulations with clear objectives help to inoculate the student against fears associated with high-risk patients.
Earlier, he stressed, "I do not believe there is anything that I've done in relation to this matter which should in anyway impinge on my abilities to fully discharge the responsibilities I'll have at the New York Times".
"I do not believe there is anything that I've done in relation to this matter which should in anyway impinge on my abilities to fully discharge the responsibilities I'll have at the New York Times," he said.
Today's Jewish communities do not say that every Jewish cultural artefact belongs to them, but they fundamentally reject the notion that they are not autonomous entities capable of discharging the responsibility for maintaining and developing European Jewry's cultural heritage.
Since attention was directed recently to the danger which threatens the antiquities of the island, an inspector of antiquities has been appointed; this is only a partial discharge of the responsibility entailed by Britain's occupation of Cyprus since 1878, and its formal status as a colony since 1925, now that the inhabitants have fallen on evil days through the economic depression.
