Sentence examples for a full duty from inspiring English sources

Under current English legislation, last adapted in 2002, a full duty of homelessness is in effect reserved for those deemed to be in priority need, which in practice means families with young children and pregnant mothers.

Homelessness law in England dating back to 2002 effectively reserves a full duty of support only for those deemed to be in priority need, which in practice means families with young children and pregnant women.

Under current English law, last changed in 2002, a full duty of homelessness is in effect reserved for those deemed to be in priority need, which in practice means that families with young children and pregnant mothers are most likely to be rehoused.

"Hopefully, then he can come back and be a full-duty fireman, because he lived for that and he was going to move up in the department.

Seldom did these marines ever miss a day of full duty.

Early findings show a significant reduction in the number of households offered a full homeless duty, suggesting prevention work was helping to keep more people in their homes.

On Friday, a Police Department spokesman, Officer Chris Cottingham, said Sergeant Bellomo had been restored to full duty on Dec. 14 and was to work in a Manhattan precinct.

Full Duty After Acquittal Of Louima Case Officer A New York City police sergeant, Michael Bellomo, was acquitted 18 months ago of criminal charges stemming from the assault on Abner Louima in 1997.

A jury acquitted him in 1997, though he was restored to full duty only last July, after another investigation found he had not violated Police Department rules.

The officer accused in the beating, Detective Anthony P. Leone, who remains on full duty, was exonerated by the Civilian Complaint Review Board after an investigation, lawyers for the city said.

Outside the courtroom, Swett — a 26-year veteran of the police force who is back to full duty — acknowledged the defendant's apology and said he feels sorry for Bogard's family.