Sentence examples for commencement duties from inspiring English sources

Perhaps McCain felt uncomfortable uttering euphemisms about masturbation and cunnilingus, for he instead appeared seated at a desk in front of an American flag later in the episode, leaving commencement duties to host Steve Carell, and the show went on.

Nasal swabs from 204 HCWs were collected before commencement of duties.

(Consultant physician (haematologist)) Complete transfer of care was marked by some as corresponding to the end of the handover communication (which may be part of an organisational protocol), by rostered time of duty, actual commencement of work or by the clinician leaving the workplace at the end of the shift.

No one asked me but, nevertheless, I feel it's my duty to offer this commencement address to these hard-working men and women graduating in just a few short weeks.

February saw the issuing of equipment and the commencement of training, however, this was punctuated by medical inspections and dental treatment as well as ceremonial duties surrounding the commemoration of the Treaty of Waitangi.

Eighty-five yearlierrlier at Annapolis, another president, Woodrow Wilson, presaged World War I when he told the graduates in a 1916 commencement speech, 10 months before the United States declared war on Germany, that "you cannot forget your duty for a moment, because there might come a time when that weak spot in you should affect you in the midst of a great engagement".

"We've seen courage and compassion, a sense of civic duty and a recognition we are not a collection of strangers," he indicated in the commencement speech.

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Gloria Steinem likes "Commencement".

"Commencement," by R. Kikuo Johnson.

Commencement is scheduled for Wednesday.