Sentence examples for Financial duty from inspiring English sources

But the Bush administration says it may have already done its financial duty, having spent about $1 billion a month on the war.

Meanwhile, the two men do not speak, and their lawyers claw at each other in court, trading charges over breach of contract, trademark infringement, deceptive business practices and breach of financial duty.

Museum officials said that as they ponder the validity of claims, they must also weigh their financial duty to trustees, donors and the general public, which supports such collections through tax benefits and sometimes direct government support.

There were charges over breach of contract, trademark infringement, deceptive business practices and breach of financial duty, and court skirmishes over Mr. Tourondel's legal right to put caramel syrup and Twinkies into the milkshakes of his new restaurants as he began to fly solo.

Along with clerical and financial duties, it also looks after IT.

The Pritzkers contend that Ernst & Young failed in its financial duties to Superior.

Acerbic, cranky and totally believable, Stanley doesn't hide his resentment about his paternal and financial duties.

Mr. Henderson's financial duties will be taken over by Ray Young, who will become executive vice president and chief financial officer.

Administrative involvement is crucial to prevent embezzlement from entering the financial system, and thus, financial duties are performed by external parties.

The cardinal focused on the business and financial duties of his office, erasing what he says was a $48 million budget gap left by his predecessor, Cardinal John J. O'Connor.

A framework through which organisations are accountable for standards in conducting corporate business, including meeting statutory financial duties, conferred upon them by the secretary of state for health.