Sentence examples for Expanded duties from inspiring English sources

Despite expanded duties, Lamoriello said he was around his hockey operation as much as ever.

For example, the Coast Guard has taken on expanded duties to protect our shores and our ports.

Ms. Hammer, in a telephone interview, said the expanded duties "make a lot of sense in terms of efficiencies".

But Nissan has a new challenge of its own -- the greatly expanded duties of its chief executive.

Dick Ebersol will gain expanded duties over his current role as chairman of NBC Sports, which will now include the Golf Channel and Versus, both cable channels.

Johnson & Johnson also announced expanded duties for Joseph C. Scodari, the company's worldwide chairman for pharmaceuticals, who will have full responsibility for research and development.

This paper advocates correcting this failure by recognizing an Expanded Duty of Restitution ("EDR") that obligates recipients of benefits, under certain, well-defined conditions, to compensate benefactors for unrequested benefits voluntarily conferred upon them.

It gives African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.

The House voted, 309 to 110, to grant more than 70 African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.

1. Trade: Vote on a compromise bill that grants more than 70 African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.

The House today decisively approved legislation that grants more than 70 African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.