Sentence examples for capture duty from inspiring English sources

For example, in Switzerland in the winter of 2011/2012, six months of "capture duty" with three different capture systems [ 102] and the contributions of numerous biologists, veterinarians, hunters and professional game wardens, resulted in the capture of four Eurasian lynx.

When tax evasion cargoes are captured, the duty officer will then judge and decide on their cases with the corresponding penalty, as shown in Table 8.

Their forces stormed Khánh's office and captured his duty officers but could not find the junta leader.

When Isis stormed Mosul, Iraqi soldiers fled their posts, apparently aware that they would face a gruesome fate if they were captured while on duty.

Yet he adds that it is his duty to capture the aching desperation of modern Russian life, whether in Brighton Beach or in Moscow.

I'm no saint, but as a person who has found a fortunate place to work from, I do feel a duty to capture and help to find audience for other voices that aren't in that place".

The effects of reboiler heat duty on capture efficiency and operating parameters such as rich- and lean-CO2 loadings are also evaluated.

In the second world war, it was considered a moral duty for captured British officers to try to escape, and they came up with the most ingenious – and insane - schemes to try to achieve it.

The only obligations in the moral life, apart from duties encountered in professional roles and other specific stations of duty, are captured by moral rules that prohibit causing harm or evil.

The broader theme of the BBC's London 2012 campaign is "You're All Invited", which is aimed at capturing the BBC's duty to the public and as a personal invitation to the nation to share the experience with the BBC.

While on escort duty they captured three German merchantmen.