Sentence examples similar to Withdraw from duties from inspiring English sources
Flydubai said any pilot who felt too tired to fly could withdraw from duty "without any disciplinary consequence", and that the number of reports referring to fatigue was small.
A special paramilitary style unit was withdrawn from duties on the border with Northern Ireland and re-tasked in and around the north Dublin estates where many of the gang members live and operate.
Fasting was also common, and the emperor would often withdraw from public duties during and following an eclipse.
Critics say community schools, while meeting an immediate need, give governments an excuse to withdraw from their duty to educate children.
For instance, patients in low-income countries, in addition to lacking conventional care, are unable to withdraw from the daily duties of work and child care to concentrate on treatment and healing.
Withdraw from European Arrest Warrant.
Withdraw from their peers.
He was withdrawn from frontline duties, but the deterioration continued.
Two RAF regiment members have been withdrawn from frontline duties, the soldier in the picture and, it is assumed, the one who took it.
