Sentence examples for duties placed on from inspiring English sources

A hint of the challenge came from BBC News presenter Huw Edwards, who mentioned the heavy burden of duties placed on the BBC in Wales.

Other countries will either agree to a carbon fee or have duties placed on their products that are made with fossil fuels.

They have linked this vocabulary to the powers and duties placed on Local Authorities in the legislation, using legislation.gov.uk identifier URIs.

There were new higher duties placed on coffee, on indigo, on certain kinds of wine — all of these things largely non-British goods.

"Considering the conditions within the prisoner processing center — the overcrowding, lack of food and water, lack of access to toilets, and the additional duties placed on the staff — it is remarkable that no serious incident occurred," the report said.

They also called for greater clarity on the rights that people would have in any new system and how those rights would relate to duties placed on local councils that administered it.

There is no legal obligation or duty placed on national newspapers to publish employment data.

This significant figure is primarily due to the heavy duty placed on cooling technologies to remove both sensible and latent heat loads.

Despite the duty placed on public bodies by the Race Relations Act 1976, successive education secretaries failed to ensure that schools complied with its requirements.

But the MPs and peers also express alarm at the proposed extension of the Prevent counter-radicalisation strategy that would see a new duty placed on universities, schools, local authorities and others to "prevent people from being drawn into terrorism".

The new law of privacy has been developed as a result of duty placed on the courts to act compatibly with convention rights imposed by section 6 of the Human Rights Act.