Sentence examples for balancing duties from inspiring English sources

A1 Balancing Duties and Beliefs A New York police officer, Eduardo Delacruz, was suspened after he would not arrest a homeless man because of religious convictions.

Such scheme is efficient in conditions where the best relay is unavailable for relaying and is busy in some scheduling and load balancing duties in other parts of the network.

It explores motherhood and the guilt of balancing duty to children with duty to one's art.

In Landscore Primary School in Crediton, where a young girl upset a classmate by saying she'd "go to hell" if she didn't believe in God, the school was attempting a balancing duty to parents, pupils, staff and community alike: that of ensuring an atmosphere in which children can learn and play together without feeling threatened.

In the United States a reemergence of measles in 2015 renewed questions of how to balance duties to safeguard one's own children from perceived risk against duties to protect the wider community affected by decisions whether to vaccinate.

Panetta described cases in which he gave such permission, while seeking to "balance duty to country and respect for life".

At UKTV it was about balancing the duties of the BBC with the needs of private joint-venture partners.

Mr. Atkins served as cantor until 1987, balancing his duties with a busy singing career outside the synagogue.

Among the writers I spoke to, conversation seemed to inevitably circle back to the difficulties of balancing promotional duties with the need to write.

But even as those court proceedings drag out over the next several months, look for Mr. Cheney to spend more time on the road, balancing his duties as the vice president of a nation at war with partisan politicking in an election year in which control of the House and Senate are at stake.

Miss McLean said: "It was massively difficult balancing England duties against my work as a teacher, especially during the competition phase.