Sentence examples for annual duty from inspiring English sources

In the budget, he should look again at the annual duty rise due in April.

Just before the Lhasa riots four advisers to China's parliament proposed that presiding over Yellow Emperor ceremonies should become an annual duty for state leaders.

Large companies are to face an annual duty of disclosure over the steps they have taken to ensure their supply chains are "slavery free", Home Office ministers have announced.

St. Helena, you see, is the only city in Napa County to allow fireworks, and the American Legion stand — a weeklong Fourth of July fund-raising enterprise — is both an annual duty for members and a moment to reflect on the state of their nation.

But with many Greeks enduring income losses of up to 50% after 18 months of wage and pension cuts, price rises and tax increases, some 23% of respondents to a survey conducted by pollsters GPO said that they would not pay the annual duty.

She called on him to help them by reversing the Tory VAT rise on petrol, which has added £1.35 to the cost of filling up a 50-litre tank, and suggested he looked again at the annual duty rise due in April.

From 20 December 2013, the annual duty-free quota rose to 322,629,971 SME.

This week, in what has become one of his semi-official annual duties as President, Barack Obama filled out his college-basketball brackets in taped segments for ESPN.

After the disastrous Ashes tour and its bitter recriminations, Cook is performing his annual duties on his father-in-law's farm in Bedfordshire while Australia embark on the next stage of their recovery under Michael Clarke against the world's No 1-ranked Test nation.

One of the positive DNR workers (age 52) had several years of live wild duck banding exposure as part of his annual duties of employment, in addition to 27 years of duck-hunting exposure.

The government has again scrapped the annual fuel duty increase, which was scheduled for September.