Sentence examples for powers and obligations from inspiring English sources
Officer Wenlock's statutory powers and obligations are unclear – he may be required to terminate rogue mascots with extreme prejudice – but the remarkable fact is that this particular model has completely sold out at the official London 2012 shop.
The GN&SR also sought permission to abandon the section of its route north of Finsbury Park, and to transfer its powers and obligations to the B&PCR as part of the merger.
It may include the following items: Basis of authority for the WUA, WUA Mission Statement, Basic roles and structure of the WUA, Legal status and basis of authority, Area of jurisdiction, Criteria for membership (including for non-agricultural water users), Basic rights, powers and obligations of the WUA and its members, Structure of leadership, Method for amending Articles of Association.
We should recognize what the framers of the 14th Amendment intended: Congress has an independent power and obligation to promote and protect equal citizenship and civil rights.
To the contrary, putting a stop to bad lending practices is precisely what the Federal Reserve has the power and obligation to do.
Yet mixed up with his vague sense of God-given power and obligation was a strong strand of regal hubris, bordering on self pity.
Where is the outrage among those with the power and obligation to stop this carnage?" A US state department official said it appeared that the bombing was conducted solely by the Syrian regime, after Russia's defence ministry denied that its planes were involved, saying it had carried out no airstrikes there in recent days.
The fiduciary is a person, persons, or business with the power and obligation to act for another under circumstances which require total trust, good faith and honesty.
For we have the power and obligation, never given to any other generation at any other time in human history, to banish ignorance and poverty from the earth.
"And to each one of you who is hearing about this campaign, I remind you of your own power and obligation to make the world a better place for children".
Unless the powers and statutory obligations that social workers have are going to make a difference in the case, what are we expecting them to do?
