They were in trances, but still able to perform their duties, the performances of which were only seen by the ten or so people in the room with Morazan.
You must be willing and able to perform all duties of the position.
'I won't be able to perform my duties like I used to.'" He slipped into petty crime and drug use.
"I am not going to be physically able to perform my duties during the All-Star activities," Sheppard told the paper.
Barely able to perform the duties of his office in the best of times, he is now preoccupied with his political survival, which no longer appears assured.
In the city's fiscal crisis of 1975, she says, elected officials were able to perform their duties normally and Mayor Abraham D. Beame "restructured the city's debt and governance".
After he was admitted to the hospital in 2002, the Supreme Patriarch was able to perform leadership duties for a time, but in 2004, a senior Buddhist monk was appointed to work on his behalf.
He added, "Lots of people have mental health issues and seek help or don't seek help — that doesn't mean they're not able to perform their duties".
His office applies what aides refer to as the "effective absence rule," which means that the governor is not effectively absent from the state — and therefore considered able to perform his duties according to the Constitution — if he is reachable and in constant communication with his office.
The Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration shall issue an airman certificate to an individual when the Administrator finds, after investigation, that the individual is qualified for, and physically able to perform the duties related to, the position to be authorized by the certificate.
He was hoping to stay in the Army for a few more years after he recovered, but worried that if he "toughed it out" for a while, the fact that he was able to perform his duties (though in pain) would lower his disability rating when he did leave the service -- a difference of potentially thousands of dollars.
