Sentence examples for relevant duties from inspiring English sources

Retailers can, for as little as $50,000, set up their sites to allow Canadian consumers to see prices in their currency at the current conversion rates, then see the relevant duties and taxes added on during the checkout process.

The Act permitted that virtually any relevant duties of the Crown could be assigned to the Associations, but particularly noted: Organisation and administration of Territorial Force units, except when called out for training or military service.

The first answer, which again we can attribute to Sidgwick, is that it is the value of those outcomes that grounds the relevant duty.

During the course of an emerging period of hazard unrest, the relevant duty holders may change as defined duties are transferred from one duty holder to another - sometimes as a result of changing hazard or risk characterisations.

"Whilst these were understandably distressing to family members, no evidence was found to suggest that the misdiagnosis constituted gross negligence or a gross breach of a relevant duty of care owed by the hospital".

The first, less subtle but still enticing, is to suppose that the value of the state of affairs originated is at least part of what we would now call the 'ground' of the relevant duty – part of what makes the action a duty.

In another case, relevant duty bearers were found to have low knowledge and awareness on the right to adequate food and related state obligations [ 13].

Familiarize yourself with the relevant job duties.

General controls include administrative measures that restrict employees' access to only those processes directly relevant to their duties.

Through its shipping facilities in Michigan and upstate New York, Borderfree also clears packages for entry into Canada, so customers do not face additional charges at the time of delivery, as can happen when they receive shipments from retailers who have not collected the relevant taxes and duties.

One important line of argument maintains that coercion is indeed relevant in triggering duties of egalitarian justice, but since this is rampant at the global level it activates global not just national egalitarian duties (Cohen and Sabel 2006, Abizadeh 2007).