Based upon penal codes of law the judicial
obligations of public trust placed in our government by «we the people» to punish individuals who break our laws.
Not exact matches
U.S. pork producers recognize our
obligation to build and maintain the
trust of customers and the
public in our products and our practices.
But the court has made it clear that we don't need to wait for legislation that will likely never come: «[T] he State has a constitutional
obligation to protect the
public's interest in natural resources held in
trust for the common benefit
of the people
of the State.»
It is a
public trust, and each
of us has an
obligation to give back to our communities.»
It is particularly noteworthy is that independence from
obligations and government interference that might interfere with service
of legitimate client interests is seen as important not just to the
trust and confidence
of individual clients but also to
public confidence in the administration
of justice.
However, Indian gaming is not a panacea, and does not divest the United States
of its solemn treaty and
trust obligations to provide basic health, education, and
public safety services to Native communities.
Joining the ranks
of the regulated professions is an achievement that the profession can be proud
of, but with this authority also comes the
obligation to regulate ourselves in a manner that is deserving
of this
public trust.
Self - regulation is a great accomplishment for the industry, but with this authority comes the
obligation to regulate ourselves in a manner that is deserving
of the
public trust.
These laws and regulations generally specify minimum duties and
obligations of these licensees to their clients and the
public, as well as standards for the conduct
of business, including contract and disclosure requirements, record keeping requirements, requirements for local offices, escrow
trust fund management, agency representation, advertising regulations and fair housing requirements.