Sentence examples for its primary duties from inspiring English sources

The PAC, chaired by Labour MP Margaret Hodge, directed most of its ire on the BBC Trust, saying it had failed in one of its primary duties, ensuring the "rigorous stewardship of public money".

Mrs Hodge also accused the BBC Trust, the corporation's governing body, of "sitting on its hands, failing to fulfil one of its primary duties".

"By choosing not to challenge very large individual severance payments, the BBC Trust and its officials failed to fulfil one of its primary duties, which is to ensure the rigorous stewardship of public money," MPs added.

An expanding workload and cuts in funds have left the Internal Revenue Service unable to adequately perform either of its primary duties — collecting taxes and providing the public with reasonable service, according to a report released Wednesday by the I.R.S.'s internal monitor.

In its response, the IAAF said: "What the IAAF cannot accept under any circumstances from the ARD/Sunday Times, or the scientists whom they have retained, is an accusation that it has breached its primary duty to act in the best interests of the sport of athletics.

How can the Army possibly expect to enlist more young men and women to protect this country when it has so flagrantly failed in its primary duty to protect those who already serve?

18): The right to keep and bear arms, like all constitutional rights, is neither absolute nor unlimited; by treating it as such, our government has been derelict in its primary duty, as identified in the Declaration of Independence, to safeguard our inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Its primary duty is to advance the business and professional interests of its 60,000 members who are called "fellows".

The museum has failed in its primary duty to preserve and ensure the safety of one of its most important treasures.

Above all, the Barak government failed to fulfill its primary duty to protect and defend the lives of Israel's citizens.

Its primary duty to "promote" competition should be removed and the bill should be amended to require Monitor to support choice, collaboration and integration.