Sentence examples for contracted duties from inspiring English sources

We remain grateful for the work they do alongside us every day and night, very often beyond their contracted duties," they write.

The industrial action isn't a work-to-rule - in which case staff would rightly still expect to be paid - but an example of "partial performance", in which staff refuse to carry out their contracted duties.

Other innovations include Decentralized Voting (secure and anonymous voting via decentralized polling) and Governance Systems, and, Smart/Phased transactions, whereby users will be able to set multiple conditions to execute a transaction, such as the completion of contracted duties.

Given that education responsibilities generally represent only a fraction of contracted duties, clinical educators are under considerable pressure to balance contracted teaching time with the demands of their clinical service and other responsibilities.

Courts excuse contract duties when governmental action essentially destroys the original purpose of a contract — and the taxpayers' 80percentt stake in A.I.G. is a more extreme sort of governmental action than usually appears in such cases.

Trust me, many of us go over and above our regular contract duties anyway, but the stuff in this list is important to keep in mind.

When Mr. Karzai returns to Afghanistan after the United Nations session and Sept. 11 memorials, the Diplomatic Security Service will begin training Afghan forces for the job and may subsequently contract some duties to private security firms, officials said.

The Clause was thus intended by the Framers to be applicable only to laws which altered the obligations of contracts by effectively relieving one party of the obligation to perform a contract duty.

At the same time the prohibition of the Contract Clause, consistently with its wording and historic purposes, has been limited in application to state laws that diluted, with utter indifference to the legitimate interests of the beneficiary of a contract duty, the existing contract obligation, W. B. Worthen Co. v. Kavanaugh, 295 U.S. 56, 55 S.Ct.

Their social contract duty to protect citizens renders governments that tolerate, let alone profit from, the existence of parallel states, liable for drug war damage to their own citizens, as well as to citizens of other states.

"KBR employees who were contracted to perform construction duties inside palaces and municipal buildings were looting," she said.