Sentence examples for duties implemented from inspiring English sources

Police-recorded assault rate was the primary outcome measured to assess the level of alcohol-related violence, which was influenced by the level of police duties implemented during the intervention period.

All debt was restored and covered by the state, and a vehicle excise duty was implemented on the Gardermo Line to cover the management and maintenance of the line, to be paid by all users.

ACGME requirements have dramatically changed residency education over the last five years and limitations on resident duty hours implemented in 2003 have placed a burden on program directors to ensure that residents' time is well distributed between service duties and educational experiences [ 1].

The 2011 ACGME resident duty hour reform implemented additional restrictions to existing duty hour policies.

"A cardinal principle of the rule of law is that while the courts have a duty to interpret the law, the executive [government] has a duty to implement the law and this is precisely what the government is going to do in this case," he said.

They stopped police doing their duty, from implementing the law".

An Ofcom spokesperson said the regulator has a statutory duty to implement legislation.

Politicians, having put the responsibility to make such a significant and far-reaching decision to the people, now have a duty to implement that decision.

Armadillo begins with the soldiers in their regimental depot being given a final address by an unseen senior officer who tells them that the government has determined national policy and it is their duty to implement it.

"We made this compromise, and we have a duty to implement it but only if that allows the space for radical initiatives in health and education – the social sphere that the left would be proud of".

A government progress report marking the second anniversary of civil service reform also said civil servants must earn the confidence of ministers and have a professional duty to implement ministerial decisions without "delay, fudge or ambiguity".