Sentence examples for duty to implement from inspiring English sources

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

We all have a duty to implement the result of the referendum.

Politicians, having put the responsibility to make such a significant and far-reaching decision to the people, now have a duty to implement that decision.

It wasn't what I wanted but the government and parliament has a duty to implement that decision in the best way possible.

"We made this compromise, and we have a duty to implement it but only if that allows the space for radical initiatives in health and education – the social sphere that the left would be proud of".

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".

At the same time, states – as duty-bearers – have the responsibility to implement a system of health protection that includes the provision of an adequate network of services, but also the reduction of inequities that may curtail the opportunities of certain groups to stay healthy – the so called social determinants of health (26– 26).

This danger is particularly acute with the Justice Department, whose first duty is to implement the law as impartially as possible.

"The military is about discipline; it's about the example set by leaders," said Marulli, 44, now a computer instructor from Crofton, Md ."If the command says, 'This is our policy; you're going to live by it and respect it,' people would jump in line and say, 'Yes, sir.' " The Pentagon considers the policy a mandate from Congress and says its duty is to implement it.

Sharia (law) for Islamists is the idea that they are duty-bound to implement and enforce medieval Islamic jurisprudence in their modern "Islamic state".

Recently, new laws placed a "positive duty" on schools to implement it.