Sentence examples for exercise his functions from inspiring English sources
If Ben Ali were to die in office, resign for whatever reason, or become so ill he could no longer exercise his functions, the Constitutional Council could declare the Presidency "vacant" and interim authority would fall to Fouad Mebazaa, the current President of the National Assembly.
According to the provisions of chapter 56 of the constitution, which stipulates that when the president of the republic is unable to carry out his functions temporarily, he is to delegate his powers to the prime minister: As the president of the republic is unable to exercise his functions for the time being, I assume, starting from now, the powers of the president of the republic.
The 79-year-old, who first joined FIFA as a technical director in 1975 before becoming General Secretary then CEO, said he would continue to exercise his functions until an extraordinary congress to elect a new president was held, which he would urge FIFA's executive committee to hold "at the earliest opportunity".
He settled down to exercise his judicial function (engaging to this end in the minute study of Roman law), to administer his property, and to advance his knowledge of the sciences especially of geology, biology, and physics which he studied in the newly formed academy of Bordeaux.
Please see article 30, paragraph seven of the Fifa statutes: "Any member of the executive committee who no longer exercises his official function shall be immediately replaced by the confederation or associations which appointed him for the remaining period of office".
His adherence to the powerful cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin kept him in uninterrupted exercise of his functions until 1650.
"At the same time the PSNI also recognises the statutory responsibility to provide information to the Police Ombudsman, enabling exercise of his functions and legal responsibilities.
Further, while Article 38 states that the individual in question has immunity "in respect of official acts performed in the exercise of his functions," it would be difficult to establish that the official acts of any U.S. consular officer involve the circumstances and behavior that Mr. Davis admits to engaging in (and for which there is a great deal of supporting evidence).
In fact, the President is generally required to act in accordance with the advice of the Cabinet, or of a Minister acting under the general authority of the Cabinet, in the exercise of his functions under the Constitution or any other written law, unless the contrary is expressly provided for.
Members exercise important functions in standing committees.
