Sentence examples for changes to the duties from inspiring English sources

RIM also announced changes to the duties of several executives.

As a compromise, he said, the labor department made no changes to the "duties test" and allowed bonuses and incentive payments to count toward up to 10% of the new salary level.

The Department of Labor is not proposing any changes to the duties test.

David Murray Wallington, Surrey How could the Lib Dems in the coalition government have let the duty of the secretary of state for health to "provide" a health service be changed to the duty to "promote" a health service (Health and Social Care Act 2012)?

The changes to the 2004 duties test for managerial employees required significant investment of business time and money.

Many of us recall the labor intensive job of researching the changes to the primary duties that required audits of individual employees' FLSA exemption status.

Interest in prime London property has been cooling since December 2014 when changes to the stamp duty regime made it more expensive to buy homes costing £937,000 or more.

Punters will be able to enjoy a flutter without a paying a penny in tax by January next year after yesterday's Budget ushered in sweeping changes to the betting duty system.

His defence of the government followed criticism from some who said ministers had "rolled out the red carpet" for Beijing by voting against changes to the "lesser duty rule" in Europe, which would allow tougher action on Chinese dumping including higher tariffs.

Changes to the "homelessness duty" will mean councils can offer people private sector accommodation instead of being obliged to offer social housing.

Cars: The party is committed to radical changes to the vehicle excise duty paid by motorists, with the top rate of tax rising to £2,000.