Sentence examples for institutions duty from inspiring English sources

The leader of the opposition proposed areas of focus for the commission, including consideration of how widespread unethical behaviour is, financial institutions' duty of care, and whether regulators are equipped to prevent illegal and unethical behaviour.

The South Australian premier, Jay Weatherill, has said he would consider reintroducing a state financial institutions duty – abolished as part of the original GST deal – if the commonwealth did not reinstate the money.

In the case of Garcés in Chile in December 2013, the Chilean Supreme Court ordered state institutions (duty holders) to pay compensation to several claimants (rights holders) for breach a national law that imposed a civil law duty of care (Duffield 2013; Trujillo 2013).

"It would make clear that these institutions owe duties of competence, loyalty and care to taxpayers".

A student union, like any institution, is duty bound to protect all its members from hatred, discrimination, intimidation or threats of violence.

Although the responsibilities of affiliates vary widely between institutions, these duties can include history taking, physical examination, rounding, implementing order sets and protocols, and performing procedures [ 18- 22].

While these issues have some connection with the intermediate results set as priorities for 2012, they show a number of differences in terms of types of problem, the groups involved, the territorial scope and the institutions responsible (duty-bearers) that require specific settings in terms of partnerships, information-gathering efforts and advocacy, among others.

Conclusions that were drawn concerning the capacities of organisations and institutions involved (the duty bearers) showed that youth participation requires understanding, openness, transparency, responsibility, but also facilitation from the duty bearers side.

East Village Actually, many of the area's institutions do double duty of various kinds.

It will examine how Britain's institutions handled their duty of care when allegations of child sexual abuse were made to them.

The inquiry will consider whether, and to what extent, public bodies and other institutions fulfilled their duty of care to protect children from sexual abuse.