Sentence examples for substantive duties from inspiring English sources

The substantive duties that fiduciary relations involve, that is, are not cabined by the original intentions of the parties but instead reflect mandatory duties of fiduciary loyalty.

And, to the degree that banks assume more substantive duties in the lending process and retain some measure of risk in seeking to comply with the doctrine, the results are broadly consistent with regulatory approaches that have been deployed in the wake of the financial crisis.

It creates a body of federal substantive law establishing and regulating the duty to honor an agreement to arbitrate, yet it does not create any independent federal-question jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. 1331 19766 ed., Supp. IV) or otherwise.

The weakness inherent in the Court's recitation of 'procedural underbrush' is that it leaps from the premise of the Board's acknowledged procedural power to intervene in § 408 'control' transactions to the conclusion that the Board's substantive statutory duty to consider the anticompetitive impact of such transactions is or, for some reason of policy, ought to be equally unlimited.

All this leaves the question of the substantive demarcation of duty and supererogation unsettled.

The potentially politically tenuous relationship that the ECtHR may have with its Member States can be threatened if the court takes a too robust approach with regards to substantive equality and positive duties.

(Meanwhile, rather puzzlingly, leader of Gloucestershire council Mark Hawthorne told Channel 4 News that the case had been lost on "a very small technical point" – a direct contradiction of the judge's own remarks just beforehand, in which he called the breach of equality duties involved "substantive, not merely a technical or procedural defect").

The language of the Court exemplifies the transformative dimension of Fredman's substantive equality, where the positive duties that are being imposed on the State are aimed at countering deep-rooted inequalities and stereotypes.

Most staff support in the substantive areas of the Council's duties is provided by interagency task forces and the Council's Legal Advisory Group LAGG).

We, however, believe authors have an academic duty to respond to substantive criticism of their work and therefore cannot be excused because they were not asked to do so by an editor.

"Jellyfish moonlight" packs two nouns together: although "moonlight" is a noun that may do duty as a modifier, the substantive adds more force to the image.