Sentence examples for statutory mission from inspiring English sources

The agency in particular, Judge Rakoff argued, "has a duty, inherent in its statutory mission, to see that the truth emerges".

"The SEC, of all agencies, has a duty, inherent in its statutory mission, to see that the truth emerges," he wrote.In the absence of an agreement, Mr Rakoff ordered a trial to begin on July 16th.

"Notwithstanding the special interest group rhetoric we may be hearing about the N.L.R.B., the agency is carrying out its statutory mission," said Mr. Battista, a labor lawyer from Detroit who represented many corporations.

But the S.E.C., of all agencies, has a duty, inherent in its statutory mission, to see that the truth emerges; and if it fails to do so, this Court must not, in the name of deference or convenience, grant judicial enforcement to the agency's contrivances".

"This document represents a radical departure from the historic, customary and statutory mission of CUNY," said Sandi E. Cooper, a history professor at the College of Staten Island and the CUNY Graduate Center and the former chairwoman of the CUNY faculty.

As part of FJC's statutory mission to help developing judiciaries elsewhere in the world, she has worked in locales as far-flung as Kosovo and North Africa.

The independent International Advisory Group [ 109] (7th and 9th statutory missions) has repeatedly noted the absence of baseline studies and delays in setting up monitoring mechanisms, in particular with respect to HIV/AIDS prevalence in the project areas.

Mission Orchard Statutory Trust said yesterday that it had agreed to acquire Pacific Gateway Properties Inc. for $12.80 a share, or $500 million.

A Natural England spokeswoman said: "There has been absolutely no change in Natural England's statutory role or driving mission to protect and enhance the country's nature, habitats and landscapes as laid out under the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006.

The ARC is a statutory authority with the mission to deliver policy and programs that advance Australian research and innovation globally and benefit the community.

And it has now been coerced, if not explicitly publicly forced, to lose control of its children's social services by a government on a mission to remove statutory social work services, such as child protection investigations and decisions whether to seek court orders to remove children from families, from local authorities and direct public service provision.