Sentence examples for responsibilities to administer from inspiring English sources

He added: "Every time an Iranian judge issues a death sentence for a child offender like Ebrahimi, he should remember he is flagrantly violating his legal responsibilities to administer justice fairly and equitably".

"Every time an Iranian judge issues a death sentence for a child offender like Ebrahimi, he should remember he is in flagrantly violating his legal responsibilities to administer justice fairly and equitably," said HRW's Joe Stork.

The prosecutor has the responsibility to administer justice, not deals".

Congress, he said, "has placed the ultimate responsibility to administer the Medicaid Act on the states," and this duty cannot be delegated.

The following are excerpts from interviews with 10 people sworn in at the two most recent ceremonies by Mr. Spano, who -- as clerk of the State Supreme Court and the County Court -- is vested with the responsibility to administer the oath of allegiance to the United States to all candidates for citizenship.

This is one of the attributes of many NGOs and government agencies that are saddled with the responsibility to administer aid.

In 1938, there had been only 35,000 soldiers in the Militia, but by September 1939 this had been increased to 80,000, supported by a PMF of 2,800 full-time soldiers whose main responsibility was largely to administer and train the Militia.

These include having the authority figure take responsibility for the decision to administer the shock, and having the participant increase the voltage gradually.

These warnings – known as personal improvement plans (PIPs) inside the DWP – "should be very clear about the consequences of an individual not fulfilling the personal responsibilities as a civil servant to administer the system in full".

The main responsibilities of the NNCs were to administer finance arrangements and contractual obligations within the PCN, ensure effective communication with local investigators and with the coordinating team, to organise translations and back translation of study materials and to develop awareness of GRACE throughout the network.

But people whose moral reasoning focused on their responsibility were less likely to continue to administer shocks.