Sentence examples for duties and control from inspiring English sources

"So I was like, 'Huh, I'll take credit for that.' " Bello, Rose and Pretty share scuba duties and control of the underwater camera's trigger, taking turns a day at a time.

But Mr Salmond has used the SNP's landslide election win to call for more financial powers for Holyrood - namely increased borrowing powers, corporation tax, excise duties and control over the Crown Estate.

During his deployment in Helmand the prince shared flying duties and took control of the weapons of the two-man Apache.

For example, mounted police horses are still effective for certain types of patrol duties and crowd control.

This meant that they were able to allocate considerable time to conduct comprehensive individual counseling – something that would not be possible in public facilities where providers have additional duties and no control over the number of clients coming to seek services.

It has abolished import duties and capital controls.

The Scottish government is expected to fight for a "devo max" - essentially far-reaching devolution - package of powers, likely to include total control over income tax, corporation tax, and air passenger duty, and extensive control over welfare.

The applicable legal system affects rights of ownership, rights to income from property, rights and duties of management and control, rights to make lifetime gifts, property rights in the event of divorce, and rights to dispose of property at death.

CR allows prosecutors to indict senior officials exclusively on the basis of their military or political leadership role (given the duties of supervision and control attached to that role).

The Guard Corps has more than 125,000 active duty personnel and controls a paramilitary force known as the Basij, according to a survey by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a British research group.

Can it be that parties have full control over their primary contractual rights and duties and no such control over their remedial (or secondary) rights and duties?