Sentence examples for duties down from inspiring English sources

All departments are also being advised they are not allow more than 0.1% of the pay bill to be devoted to union duties, down from the present 0.26% average.

There are 12 inspectors in IL to oversee fracking regulation enforcement, among myriad other regulatory duties, down from 28 in 2005, as revealed in a recent Freedom of Information Act conducted by ProPublica.

membership, for example, the import duty on some automobiles will drop to 63.5percentt from 80percentt now, the first step in a five-year decline that will bring all car duties down to 25percentt.

By passing these duties down to an unknown number of commissioning consortiums, the government, he says, will be "effectively fragmenting a service that currently has the advantage of national oversight and control, and which is politically accountable via the ballot box to the electorate".

America now has some 1.4 million men and women on active duty, down from about 2.2 million a decade ago.

"The government today has demonstrated a willingness to support businesses and help pubs remain afloat by keeping duty down and we welcome that".

He also had a nuanced understanding of off-field duties, right down to putting on monster masks with Laura at Halloween and visiting Yorktown's boosters.

Despite the buzz triggered by the last-minute news that the LA Galaxy star and former England skipper was flying in specially to be part of the ancient ceremony, the more formal duties came down to the Princess Royal as leader of the British delegation to Athens.

Beyond the formal powers and duties laid down in the Constitution, the presidency is a cultural institution meant to represent--in a very literal sense--the American people.

Even the bar is empty, which is where the manager on duty sits down for a plate of duck confit.

A soldier assigned to spotter duty pointed down at a tricolor Indian flag flapping directly underneath the helicopter.