Sentence examples for exercise their duty from inspiring English sources

"The WVDEP ignores or dismisses citizen complaints and refuses to exercise their duty to shut down operations with repeat violations or to deny permits to operators with outstanding violations," retired West Virginia coal miner Chuck Nelson declared.

But this Court presumes that courts exercise their duties in good faith.

We presume here, as in other contexts, that courts exercise their duties in good faith.

"We firmly believe that all journalists should be able to exercise their duties and responsibilities and rights in the exercise of their work," said Federica Mogherini, the EU foreign policy chief, in Bucharest.

Too many boards, including those of Yahoo and Hewlett-Packard, have gotten into hot water for failing to act forcefully and to exercise their duties to run the company.

In response, Gilligan said the senior fellows exercise their duties of discovery with a great deal of freedom and play an indispensable role in the intellectual life of the university by providing a broad range of opinions.

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".

After the hearing earlier, Det Ch Supt Steve Worron, of Essex Police, said: "It was proven that both officers failed to exercise their duties properly in August 2014.

Are the BBC exercising their duty of care?

A right to photograph police officers and public officials exercising their duty.

The review found IPCC "interviewers at times appearing hesitant to put to the police officers fundamental questions about how they exercised their duty of care".