Sentence examples for exercise of functions from inspiring English sources

The commissioner envisaged in the draft bill would be far from independent, controlled in appointment, resources and exercise of functions by the secretary of state.

Further studies should consider longer trial duration, higher intensity exercise, use of function-based scales as appropriate, and a more targeted study population to reduce group variability when assessing outcomes in interventions designed to improve functional task performance.

He explained that it is instead helpful to look at the nature of the power – whether the body in question exercises public law functions or if the exercise of its functions has public law consequences.

Additional resources were also provided to the OAIC for the continued exercise of FOI functions in 2015-16".

The creditors may appoint a committee to assist the assignee in the exercise of his functions.

"HMRC's considered view is that disclosure of such confidential information would be detrimental to the proper exercise of its functions," court papers say.

"That means all of the civil authorities established in the area will continue in the exercise of their functions with no alteration whatsoever".

These developments established the principle that the executive should never interfere with the judiciary in the exercise of its functions.

His adherence to the powerful cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin kept him in uninterrupted exercise of his functions until 1650.

Icac had tried to argue it was corrupt conduct because it could adversely affect the exercise of official functions by the investigating police officers and by a court that would deal with any charges arising from the car accident.

But Curtis A. Bradley, a Duke law professor specializing in international law, cautioned that "consular immunity," the category that presumably would apply to Ms. De Sousa, was limited by treaty to "acts performed in the exercise of consular functions".