Sentence examples for duty to apply from inspiring English sources

In doing so they are assessing risk and fulfilling their duty to apply the law.

There is here no question of the jury's duty to apply the law to the facts.

Neighborhood groups recruit clients at churches and grocery stores, with materials that all but proclaim a civic duty to apply — to "help New York farmers, grocers, and businesses".

They also want to allow spouses and children of soldiers killed in the line of duty to apply for citizenship immediately.

Data can save lives, and for that reason there would seem to be a moral duty to apply "best of class" approaches to its analysis.

In a statement, Mr. Ryan explained that elected officials "have a duty to apply our principles to the realities of governing" and suggested that "the American people will be better off if this law passes relative to the alternative".

Id.; see generally Freeport-McMoRan Oil & Gas Co. v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, 962 F.2d 47, 47 (D.C.Cir.1992) (Mikva, C.J.) (stating that the solemn duty to do justice applies "with equal force to the government's civil lawyers").

This kind of duty tends to apply to utilities, providing essential services such as gas or electricity.

But assuming that the claim is belated, it states the law and our duty is to apply it.

These current limitations should provide a focus to further develop practical means for duty holders to apply REACH in the context of occupational health and safety.

The judge said: "I am conscious that this judgment will be a disappointment to the Cairns family, to whom we all send our deepest sympathy, but my duty is to apply the law, which I have sought to do".