Sentence examples for duty under article from inspiring English sources

These senators' failure to "refine and enlarge the public views," in Madison's phrase, is a dereliction of their duty under Article I of the Constitution.

That no redress was available in this country was itself a violation of one of the convention rights, as it is a duty under article 13 that signatory states ensure that there is an adequate remedy before their national courts for violation of other convention rights.

While many Members have legitimate questions about the NSA metadata program, including whether there are sufficient protections for Americans' civil liberties, eliminating this program altogether without careful deliberation would not reflect our duty, under Article I of the Constitution, to provide for the common defense.

However, negative duties under Article 14 are not mutually exclusive with positive obligations.

The ECtHR held that the State's failure to protect the victims against domestic violence breached its positive duties under Article 3 and Article 14.

It's part of the president's duties, under Article II of the Constitution, that "he shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed".

It is clear to us that the language in the executive order cannot even arguably be reconciled with America's clear duty under Common Article 3 to treat all detainees humanely and to avoid any acts of violence against their person.

They say they will fulfil their duty to rescue migrants from boats in peril, yet they also claim that they will return them to Libya, a deeply troubling claim considering Libya cannot currently be considered a place of safety under the SAR convention and returning legitimate refugees could possibly contravene the non-refoulment obligation under article 33 of the 1951 convention.

He has acted in violation of his duties as president under Article 2, Section 3 of the Constitution, which requires that he "shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed". He has flouted the rule of law and has laid waste to the hard work of the Public Integrity Section of the Department of Justice, which prosecuted Arpaio.

The Court of Appeal concluded that by failing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 25% by end-2020, the Dutch government was acting unlawfully in contravention of its duty of care under Articles 2 and 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

However, separate insignia for the President of the Senate, in exercise of duties as acting head of state under Article 86, was created in 1986.