Sentence examples for duty of determining from inspiring English sources

The energy commission, which has the duty of determining "just and reasonable" electricity prices under a New Deal-era law, long ago found that the California market had become dysfunctional and that prices were unjustified.

Such military law prevailed through medieval times in Europe until the 16th century, when the beginnings of a military judicial process arose, creating military councils charged with the duty of determining guilt and punishment.

Conyers continued: "That belief, promoted by the previous administration in the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 11, assumes that the United States possesses the capacity and also has a duty to determine the fate of nations in the greater Middle East.

The vast majority of the general public participants agreed that the NHS has a duty to determine the safety and effectiveness of the drugs its doctors prescribe.

Of the general public participants, 97% agreed that the National Health Service has a duty to determine the safety and effectiveness of the medicines its doctors prescribe.

Participants were asked whether they agreed that 'the NHS has a duty to determine the safety and effectiveness of the drugs its doctors prescribe' (Q3).

He then read the first chapter of the Book of Genesis and told the jurymen it was their duty to determine whether the law had been violated.

The insignificant effects of the approach on cognitive and metacognitive aspects of group interaction indicated the need to investigate the strategies for role assignment and implementation of role duties to determine whether and how these issues might affect the effectiveness of the role-based approach.

Mrs May quoted one judge, who had declined to deport a foreign criminal, as having said that "Parliament has not altered the legal duty of the judge determining appeals to decide on proportionality for him or herself".

"As always, we will take this information into consideration in the course of our investigative duties to determine if there is any credibility to the person's allegations".

During the debate on Tuesday, Mr Singh said it was the duty of parliament to determine the passage of the law, in an apparent reference to Mr Hazare, whose 12-day anti-corruption fast in August became the focus of a national campaign and put pressure on the government to act on the issue.