Sentence examples for trust responsibilities from inspiring English sources

The department is responsible for safeguarding endangered species, upholding the nation's trust responsibilities to native tribes, and protecting public lands for future generations.

The board of the American Association of Museums, to which 3,000 museums and more than 11,000 museum professionals belong, is aggressively pursuing this matter to ensure that our museums are meeting both their ethical and public trust responsibilities.

"We are making a plea to you that you exercise your trust responsibilities".

But let's start with a few of the trust responsibilities entrusted to the BIA for its wards, the American Indians.

Under treaty and trust responsibilities dating back more than a century, the federal government has an obligation to provide an education for Native American children.

According to the federal government, "The Department of the Interior manages public lands and minerals, national parks and wildlife refuges and upholds Federal trust responsibilities to Indian tribes and Native Alaskans.

Certainly, race is an issue of the show, as well as issues of society, leadership, trust, responsibility and personal destiny.

In a statement, the law school said that the study of American Indian law had expanded to include several major topics, including the political relationship between the United States and Indian tribes, tribal treaty and property rights, the power of Congress in Indian affairs, the federal government's trust responsibility to tribes, the limits of tribal sovereignty and the powers of tribal courts.

Firth's George VI is in the same class as these three, but though the subject of the film is friendship, trust, responsibility and the struggle for self-mastery, the act of stammering is the dramatic fulcrum of the piece in a way that it isn't in the other dramas.

They also found that it would be a violation of "the National Environmental Policy Act, the Wilderness Act, the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, the government's trust responsibility to protect Indian water and fishing rights, and the Administrative Procedures Act" (Miller 1990).

He came up with a written company pledge to abide by six ethical principles honesty, integrity, respect, trust, responsibility and citizenship appended his name and asked each Flir employee to do the same.