Sentence examples for performing its duties from inspiring English sources
It adds: "Rather than performing its duties to golfers first, and then determining whether there had been any violation of the Anti-Doping Program, the PGA Tour rushed to judgement and accused one of the world's hardest-working and most dedicated golfers of violating the rules of the game".
He insisted that his government would carry on performing its duties until a final decision is reached by the court.
In a brief that strongly criticized the S.E.C. for not performing its duties, the New York attorney general had sided with the plaintiffs and the Justice Department and urged the judge not to dismiss the case.
They issued a scathing report on her conduct in November, saying that the Education Department was not performing its duties and had missed deadlines for federal funds.
He must have known quite well that the F.B.I. would only be performing its duty if it ordered its agents to stay till the end of the case, so that they could hear the attorneys' comments on their activities.
To arrive at this conclusion, the Second Circuit relied heavily on the notion that the S.E.C. can be held "politically liable if it fails to adequately perform its duties".
But what I can say is, is that based on what I've seen so far, the FBI performed its duties; Department of Homeland Security did what it was supposed to be doing.
The bank said it would take appropriate legal action against Nasdaq to address its "substantial failures to perform its duties" over the Facebook flotation and it intended to pursue compensation for the full extent of its losses.
While it won't make any practical difference to the thousands of female golfers in the UK, it will help one of the game's governing bodies perform its duties free from rising criticism that was undermining its authority.
Picasso loved fatherhood, as his portraits of his children demonstrate, but he performed its duties inconsistently.
He added: "Based on what I've seen so far, the F.B.I. performed its duties.
