Sentence examples for drafting duties from inspiring English sources

In the book, he writes that when drafting duties for last year's State of the Union Message were being doled out, his assignment was "to provide a justification for a war," specifically a war with Iraq.

It is understood, however, that the Department of Health is due to publish a draft duty of candour regulation for review as part of a consultation into the CQC's new registration requirements for healthcare providers.

"We spent about a year drafting a duty of care statement – not just our promise to those who agreed to participate, but also as a note to ourselves as to how to behave; the dos and don'ts when you're operating in this field," he said.

Under the latest draft, the duty would be cut by half.What does all this amount to?

EHLT participants testified in 1999 at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's public hearings on its draft heavy-duty diesel engines rule to reduce emissions of asthma-exacerbating diesel exhaust.

Many newly retired folk sign up for voluntary work, and many more get drafted into family duties, looking after grandchildren or frail old parents.

The letter should state that the employer intends to hire the foreign national once he or she receives a green card, and should include the job position, salary, and job duties drafted earlier.

But Mr. Fleischer said that because Mr. Powell and Mr. Ashcroft had been involved with the war in Afghanistan, fighting anthrax and "other duties," the drafting of the new immigration policy "has not moved at the pace the president had hoped it would move".

Indeed, between April and June 2009, the legislature injected cumbersome new language to the draft clauses involving the duties of communications providers, specifically toughening the onus on them to cooperate with official investigations and stop leaks from spreading.

Can't we draft Bill Gates for duty?

A snake drafted for tracking duty has a small chip injected under its skin.