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The mufti heads Dar al-Ifta (The House of Fatwa), a body tasked with giving religious advice to anyone who asks.

If passed, the bill would have set up a new registered organisations commission, a body tasked with imposing tougher penalties on dodgy union officials by bringing their reporting and transparency obligations in line with company directors.

Ismail Qasemyar, a member of Afghanistan's High Peace Council, a body tasked with negotiating with the Taliban, predicted Mansoor's death would lead to a short-term surge in violence.

The head of Uefa, a body tasked with resolving Russia's and England's disciplinary problems while at the mercy of a vast breaking wave of interests, is also Fifa head of Russia's World Cup.

The strong results for Freedom and Justice and Nūr allowed Islamists to dominate the selection process for the 100-member Constituent Assembly, a body tasked with writing a new constitution.

On May 6, 2003, five days after Bush had declared an end to major combat operations in Iraq, Bremer was named the new director of the CPA, a body tasked with governing the country; Bremer officially took office on May 12.

The entire Fed, including the Fed Board of Governors, would also undergo an annual review by the Government Accountability Office, a government body tasked with evaluating the efficacy and accountability of federal agencies.

In contrast, he said, a legislative body tasked with making the appointments would lead to "a full display of all the private and party likings and dislikes, partialities and antipathies, attachments and animosities, which are felt by those who comprise the assembly".

The head of a new body tasked with repairing the reputation of banking has set the industry a tough deadline to adopt new codes and turn the sector into a respectable profession.

Last month, lawyers for the petitioners met with the Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines (CHR), a constitutional body tasked with investigating human rights violations.

It is understood that Ofcom no longer envisages recommending the creation of a specific body tasked with producing, distributing or funding public service content.