Sentence examples for duty held by from inspiring English sources

It has been cited extensively in regards to the trust relationship between BIA and the tribes, and has been used as an example of the fiduciary duty held by the government.

Roy and Sakic now share most of the duties held by a general manager on most other NHL teams, though Sakic has the final say on hockey matters.

Campaign previously reported that Mr. Robertson was being considered for top posts that even included chairman and chief executive at BBDO Worldwide, duties now held by Alan Rosenshine.

N.B.A. OFFICE: Stu Jackson, the National Basketball Association's senior vice president for basketball operations, will assume the duties previously held by Rod Thorn as head of the basketball operations department on July 1.

It took over the logistical duties previously held by Eighth Army Rear.

He now shares most of the duties normally held by a general manager with head coach Patrick Roy, who also doubles as vice president of hockey operations.

"The government's 'hostile environment' agenda is clearly undermining the duty of care held by service providers across multiple sectors to some of the most vulnerable people in our society, including homelessness charities".

"By the way," I ask, "who is the building inspector on duty?" "Hold on, please," says the voice.

The point can be pressed home by asking whether it really matters whether the rights that correlate with adult duties to children are held by the children or by those who would act as best they could for the children (Steiner 1998, 261).

The law requires companies to reduce interest rates on loans held by active-duty members of the military.

For example, the Education Department criticized Navient for incorrectly reducing interest rates on loans held by active-duty troops when some borrowers submitted enlistment documents rather than their military orders.