Sentence examples for exercise the duties from inspiring English sources

"But we also understand that boards are entitled to exercise the duties of stewardship delegated to them by shareholders, without interference.

Those who have never even attempted to help stop avoidable DT have special duties to do so, precisely because they bear a greater responsibility for helping cause DT because of their inaction and their failure to exercise the duties of citizenship.

A Standing Committee exercises the duties and responsibilities of the corresponding Party Committee when it is not in session.

The President may resume exercising the Presidential duties by sending a written declaration to the President pro tempore and the Speaker of the House.

The certificate is only issued to pilots who have been cleared of psychological problems including psychosis, bipolar disorder and personality disorder that "makes the person unable to safely perform the duties or exercise the privileges" of a pilot's licence.

Section 36 of the Act permits a minister empowered to exercise a power or perform a duty to, in the absence of any statutory provision to the contrary, depute another person to exercise the power or perform the duty on his or her behalf.

Even as we exercise the citizen's highest duty in our democracy, voting for president, we should remember that we rely on judges to keep us on the path of the Constitution.

He was a professor in 1923, acted as vice-president and exercised the power and duties of acting-president in 1924, and served as acting-president until 1926.

It is our belief that a good coaching culture, effective mentoring of staff and encouragement to have high-quality supervision regularly is no more than exercising the employer's duty of care".

"I have to remind you that in the Constitution, there is nothing that requires asking permission or agreement of the judiciary when it comes to exercising the president's legal duties," the agency quoted his letter as saying.

The country's education secretary Angela Constance has said that answers were needed as to what went wrong and why, telling the BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme: "The Scottish government expects all local authorities to exercise their duties in the provision of education in a safe environment".