Sentence examples for carrying out its functions from inspiring English sources

The Board is entitled to appoint employees and officers on such terms as to remuneration or otherwise as it may determine, and to engage other persons and pay for their services as it considers necessary for carrying out its functions and duties.

The Fund, in carrying out its functions, will make use, as it deems appropriate, of the services and expertise in FAO.

The recognition panel will not regulate the press but will assess every few years whether a regulatory body, which signs up, is carrying out its functions in line with the principles laid down in Lord Justice Leveson's report into the press.

Indeed, the extent to which a PPP may support the public administration in carrying out its functions and in achieving public sector goals depends both on the institutional coherence of the adopted organisational form and the appropriateness of its governance and managerial structure.

Modern object-oriented languages provide exception handling mechanisms as a means of enriching the signatures of methods with a specification of what to do if the method "fails", i.e., cannot carry out its intended (normal) function for some reason.

However, whereas Pik1 is required for cell viability, Fwd appears to be dispensable for normal development, suggesting that it is redundant with similar genes in carrying out its function (56, 64– 64).

Yalow and Berson theorized that the foreign insulin stimulated the production of antibodies, which became bound to the insulin and prevented the hormone from entering cells and carrying out its function of metabolizing glucose.

For example, the kinetochore nucleotide-binding protein BUBR1 does not hydrolyze ATP in carrying out its function in the mitotic checkpoint complex but rather requires ATP for its stability (Suijkerbuijk et al., 2012).

Since there is tremendous diversity in the upstream signals that can activate Rho1 as well as the effector molecules that carry out its functions, it is important to define relevant Rho1-interacting genes for each morphogenetic event regulated by this signaling pathway.

The ways in which VDR carries out its functions, whether it interferes with positive signalling or induces suppressor molecules directly or simply inhibits DC differentiation and/or maturation is not clear.

As a result, the glycans on HIV are important in enabling it to carry out its functions, while also forming part of a coevolving system between the virus and the human host.