There should be no reason why a super committee should have to be established for Congress to carry out its prescribed duties.
Thank you for Chris Epting's informative column last week ("Anti fire-ring AQMD member's odd resignation," April 25), which chronicles our locally-appointed Air Quality Management District members' refusal to handle their prescribed duties: responding to constituent calls and emails and respectful behavior toward citizen input — even that which differs from one's own.
"It is the legislature's job to prescribe duties and create a structure of government that works," Throne said.
By § 186 the legislature is to provide for registration after January 1 , 1903 the qualification and oath of the registrars are prescribed, the duties of registrars before that date are laid down, and an appeal is given to the county court and supreme court if registration is denied.
Until he does get through to her, in a lapse from prescribed priestly duties that both Anne and he live to regret.
Neither the board, the financial officer, nor the management official has the power or duty to employ, prescribe the duties of, or remove necessary clerical and auditing assistance employed or used by the supervisory committee and, if there is a credit committee, the power or duty to employ, prescribe the duties of, or remove any loan officer appointed by the credit committee.
That statute imposes no tax, prescribes no duty, and in no respect interferes with any regulations for the navigation and use of vessels.
Taking into account the requirements of a grade 4 service that prescribes a duty cycle limitation of 1% measured over a cycle of 100 s, the remote control by keep-alive message exchange is repeated about ηk _alive = 17 times per hour (corresponding approximately to 1 message per frame with a device duty cycle of 17 × Tslot/3,600 ≃ 0.01).
It is nowhere said in the Interstate Commerce Act that this duty or any other duty prescribed by statute is to be enforced only through the action of the Commission.
In this case they prevent the application of the Affordable Care Act by restricting the ability of navigators to carry out prescribe duties under the law.
Unlike the previous view, which distinguished between duty and supererogation in terms of the overall costs of enforcing duty, this approach is based on a principle of excuse: most human beings, due to their frail moral nature and imperfection are excused from omitting what from an ideal (religious, ethical) point of view is prescribed as a duty.
