That document, adopted by the UN in 1990, states that: "Lawyers shall not be identified with their clients or their clients' causes as a result of discharging their functions".
Again, the midwives of the Sakai, Besisi, and Kenaboi tribes further had an identical face-painting which they were privileged to wear whilst discharging their functions, the pattern differing from the usual one which they wore in their private capacity.* Up to the commencement of confinement, the Sakai women make no change in the routine of their daily life.
Absent such responses to credit cycles and financial systems conceived as wholes, piecemeal regulatory measures cannot properly discharge their functions.
WRUAs should be helped build their own database about the catchment areas if they are to be expected to effectively discharge their functions.
It includes the policies, practices and activities at the disposal of managers to ensure the availability of staff in their number, with skills needed to discharge their functions and having the motivation to accomplish the organisation's objectives.
That function cannot be discharged by the magistrate unless the police first discharge their own, different responsibility: 'to evidence what is reliable and why, and not to introduce a hodge-podge under some general formalistic coverall.' 324 F.2d at 870.
Future studies on hospital discharge should consider the health-care providers involved, the available resources, the patient being discharged, their next of kin, the organizational setting, and the current situational factors related to the functioning of discharge.
The summary contempt power in the federal courts, '* * * although arbitrary in its nature and liable to abuse, is absolutely essential to the protection of the courts in the discharge of their functions.
Article 94 ensures that the office of a Supreme Court Judge will "not be abolished during his continuance in office", while Article 98 provides for judges' security of tenure until the age of 65 years, barring misbehaviour, inability, infirmity of body or mind, or any other cause that prevents judges from properly discharging the functions of their office.
Renal failure or end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is a condition in which the kidneys cannot fulfill their functions of discharging metabolic wastes and of maintaining the fluid and electrolyte balance.
He said: "No-one wants to make tough decisions like this, however it's imperative that we do remain capable of discharging the functions of the department.
