And local authorities, which still retain substantial statutory duties to the children who live in their areas, are often powerless to intervene.
Recognising also that substantial death duties would become payable on his death, Richard drew up a will based around a trust that would allow his fortune to pass to the surviving children of his brother and half sister, a total of 19 beneficiaries.
Arizona voters decided in 2000 that a citizens' commission of two Republicans, two Democrats and an independent chairman would draw political lines and that commissioners could be removed by a two-thirds vote of the Senate only for "substantial neglect of duty, gross misconduct in office or inability to discharge the duties of office".
Arizona voters decided in 2000 that a citizens' commission of two Republicans, two Democrats and an independent chairman would draw political lines and that commissioners could be removed only for "substantial neglect of duty, gross misconduct in office or inability to discharge the duties of office".
The Arizona Constitution allows the removal of a redistricting commissioner by the request of the governor and two-thirds consent of the state senate for "substantial neglect of duty, gross misconduct of office, or inability to discharge the duties of office".
The entrees fulfill their duty, substantial without too many complications: a pork chop wrapped in prosciutto and sage; a whole roasted trout, gutted, stuffed with cured lemons and tarragon, slapped over fingerling potatoes and filigreed with a classic béarnaise.
The lawmakers accused Mathis of "substantial neglect of duty" and "gross misconduct".
When the state Senate voted along party lines Tuesday to remove Mathis, it cited her "substantial neglect of duty" and "gross misconduct".
(4) An agency or two or more municipalities located in the same State or in different States and having substantial powers or duties pertaining to the prevention and control of air pollution.
