Sentence examples for governmental duties from inspiring English sources
They say that corruption is endemic, and that the authority has failed to perform fundamental governmental duties, like protecting Palestinian citizens from Palestinian criminals.
This week his mind will be more on the chances of Wales reaching the finals of the World Cup in New Zealand than his governmental duties.
"Reasonable persons could construe contributions to the Rangel Center by persons with interests before the Ways and Means Committee as influencing the performance of Respondent's governmental duties," the report stated, saying it violated the Congressional Code of Ethics.
In April, the Pentagon's Office of Inspector General found that nine of 28 tasks outlined in a $231 million contract the command awarded "may have included inherently governmental duties".
"Reasonable persons could construe contributions to the Rangel Center by persons with interests before the Ways and Means Committee as influencing the performance of Respondent's governmental duties," the investigative subcommittee concluded.
New Jersey's legislative calendar runs throughout the year, and although the legislature usually only meets two days a week, many representatives say they spend 40 to 50 hours on their governmental duties, not counting the arduous work of campaigning.
The original Article also neglected to code the constitutional rights of the Cayman Islands (no data; yellow in the figures); this has been corrected to containing a governmental duty to protect the environment (blue in the figures).
The original Article mistakenly coded the constitutional rights of Australia as containing a governmental duty to protect the environment (blue in the figures); this has been corrected to containing no explicit mention of environmental protection (orange in the figures).
While the one monarch of each of the American monarchies resides predominantly in Europe, each of the states are sovereign, and thus have distinct local monarchies seated in their respective capitals, with the monarch's day-to-day governmental and ceremonial duties generally carried out by an appointed local viceroy.
With strong governmental support, the duty-free retreat boasts residency with no inheritance tax, no capital gain tax, low corporate tax on local income and a very low two to three percent transfer tax, according to the managing director.
And in a companion case, decided the same day, this Court stated: 'Governmental authorities have the duty and responsibility to keep their streets open and available for movement.' Cox v. Louisiana, 379 U.S. 536, 554555, 85 S.Ct.
