Sentence examples for begun duty from inspiring English sources

He had begun duty with the F.B.I. in September 2008.

Troops also began duty in at least seven other states, including some of the nation's busiest airports in California, Michigan, Massachusetts and Florida.

After joining the NSDAP in 1927 Bormann began duties as regional press officer, but his lack of public-speaking skills made him ill-suited to this position.

A batch of 20 trainee Australian, British and Canadian pilots the majority being Australian were posted to the squadron in early October, and it began duties as an Operational Training Unit.

Recall that natural duty accounts of political obligation begin with duties that all moral agents owe to all other moral persons as such.

The European Union has begun imposing duties on American exports worth $4 billion a year, though it is ratcheting up those tariffs gradually over the next year.

The bureau has begun some duties like a banking supervision program by placing regulators at many of the nation's largest banks to review mortgage lending and consumer banking fees.

The Transportation Security Administration has begun permitting duty-free items if they are delivered directly onto the aircraft, though they will have to go into checked bags when changing planes from international to domestic flights.

Every node begins its duty with a fixed-cycle length determined with an arbitrary offset and continues its duty cycling as if the medium had been idle.

But seven months before he was to begin active duty, Dr. Hensala told the Defense Department that he was gay.

For Bland, his troubles began on duty, but for most veterans there is a time lag – a decade or more – before symptoms appear.