Sentence examples for duties in relation from inspiring English sources

"The prosecution's duties in relation to disclosure were not fulfilled.

"There is no specification that the super perform all duties in relation to the building," Mr. Kaminsky said.

That means it is spending £973,360 a year on temporary replacements and "responsibility" payments to the 15 GPs – extra payments on top of their salaries to reflect their extra duties in relation to the CCGs.

Recognition of a strong argument for the need to involve children in DRR has gained momentum following the adoption of the UNCRC (UN 1989) in which governments agreed to ensure that all stakeholders understand their duties in relation to upholding children's rights (Welty and Lundy 2013).

Of course it would add greatly to the stability of this arrangement if these shells were somehow authorised as an official medium of exchange, and if a (rule constituted) system of rights and duties in relation to the exchange of these shells was introduced and enforced.

They are that the Welsh government failed to: Grapple with two specific statutory duties in relation to the conservation and enhancement of the Special Sites of Scientific Interest (SSSIs) and failed to explicitly acknowledge the harm that the plan will do to those protected sites and its reliance on mitigation measures was "flawed and irrational".

Foodles pleaded guilty to one count under section two of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, which related to a breach of duty in relation to employees, and a second under section three, a breach over people not employed by the company.

The claim alleges "breach of contract and/or breach of duty of care and/or negligence and/or breach of statutory duty in relation to the design and construction of the development".

Thailand's attorney general filed criminal charges against Yingluck in February, accusing her of "dereliction of duty" in relation to the economically disastrous rice scheme, which paid farmers in the rural Shinawatra heartland twice the market rate for their crops.

Yet, there is nothing necessarily xenophobic in emphasising that the government's primary duty in relation to job creation is to the citizens and permanent residents of this country.

On Thursday, things got worse for Ms Yingluck when she was found guilty by another tribunal, the National Anti-Corruption Commission, of dereliction of duty in relation to a rice subsidy scheme.