Sentence examples for duty of implementing from inspiring English sources

Whereas the central (national level) government develops a health policy and allocates resources, the local (district level) government is entrusted with a duty of implementing the policy.

Among other duties, he was in charge of implementing the Bologna Process, which aims to make it possible for academic qualifications to be recognized E.U.-wide, and for launching the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.

Unlike in Iran, where wearing a head scarf is legally mandated and enforced by special religious police, the Islamist view in most other Muslim countries is that the head scarf is one way of implementing the religious duty to dress modestly — a desirable social norm, not an enforceable legal rule.

Dominic Grieve told the Commons Justice Committee the UK had a legal duty to implement the judgements of international bodies it had joined.

Moreover, a disconnect between the information from prenatal care and the delivery care can contribute towards the decision of the doctor on duty to implement a cesarean delivery.

It is therefore the solemn duty of digital artists like myself to wade through the bullshit, and determine VR's actual capacity to be a revolutionary creative medium along with the hurdles in the way of implementing those lofty ideas.

Sustainability:  - Costs of implementing iCCM.

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".

There is no police force of the UN but states would have the duty to implement the ban within their jurisdictions.

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

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