Sentence examples for customary duty from inspiring English sources

Some issues have existed for decades: land inheritance practices, customary duty of care disproportionately burdening women and exploitative tenancy agreements.

Republicans nominated John M. Robsion, Jr. to oppose Combs, and when Democratic President Harry S. Truman came to Paducah to campaign for Combs, Chandler refused to welcome him to the state, a customary duty of the sitting governor.

A clothes-free interlude from one's customary duties, as for recreation or rest; a holiday.

In Fuhrman's own briefs, he is portrayed as a dangerously unbalanced man; as one of them puts it, Fuhrman is "substantially incapacitated for the performance of his regular and customary duties as a policeman".

The main ones relate to the impact on primary health care clinicians' work, and the corresponding impact for nephrology NPs who spend time away from their customary duties in secondary care.

Jamie Dimon walked around, dressed down in his customary off-duty outfit of leather jacket and blue jeans.

Seven minutes later Saracens started to crank through the gears, prompted by Alex Goode, returning to fullback duty with customary distinction two weeks after his knockout collision with Jared Payne at Ravenhill.

The personal privileges of the princes the privy purse, the exemption from customs duty, and customary dignities survived, only to be abolished in 1971.

The department also stripped him of his weapon and assigned him to desk duty, as is customary for officers who have been charged with crimes.

It doesn't provide that one who has served as juror be excuses from duty of attending a theatre for the customary two year period thereafter.

Instead of the customary cheering, New Yorkers who not long ago viewed jury duty as a civic form of root canal voiced disappointment at being excused.