"Design - which used to be called commercial art - is tied down by a functional obligation.
The ability of the United States to assess a public health event under the assessment criteria of the IHR decision instrument depends on the following: 1) the federal government becomes aware of an event; 2) federal, state, and local subject matter experts investigating the event are familiar with IHR reporting obligations; 3) and functional surveillance systems are in operation.
Obligations are allocated according to the health capability paradigm's functional requirements principle, so parties are assigned obligations because the functions they typically assume make them particularly capable of fulfilling the obligations [ 11].
Penn told the Herald that the U.N. mission and relief groups "forfeited on their obligations" to build a functional community there.
Large companies, after establishing their own internal environmental certification, 'prescribe' social responsibility to their suppliers (e.g., the obligation posed to supplier SME to deliver life cycle assessment information about supplied products, the obligation to prove a functional Corporate Social Responsibility policy using verifiable metrics).
With Germanic variations on late Roman forms, communities were restructured into functional estates, each of which owned formal obligations, immunities, and jurisdictions.
When the prognosis is unclear and functional neuroimaging is available, there is a prima facie obligation to build a clearer prognostic picture before a decision regarding LST is undertaken.
The city had an equal obligation to make sure the mandated technology is functional, up-to-date and serves both driver and passenger.
Functional organizational systems are necessary to support nurses in fulfilling their professional obligations.
In multicellular organisms, somatic cells, which are free from regenerative obligations, accomplish a variety of tasks to support complex body structures and functional integrity.
