Sentence examples for duties due from inspiring English sources

Neonatal units found it difficult to release nurses from their frontline duties due to an inability to fill these posts while they were away.

He added that G4S's performance had been "a huge disappointment" and that the Games would be safer with more soldiers carrying out duties due to have fallen to G4S.

7. (C) In the event the President dies in office, resigns or is unable to carry out his duties due to illness or other incapacity, the Constitutional Council would meet to determine if the vacancy of the office was "definitive".

The Board has not alleged any facts or circumstances that suggest that Palm Beach County has been unable to comply with its election duties due to an act of God, or other extenuating circumstances that are beyond its control.

Murphy had been hand-picked to take on MC duties due to his close working relationship with Ratner but chose to quit when the US film-maker withdrew as the ceremony's producer in the wake of criticism over a variety of ill-advised comments.

Dörre and Borchardt (2012) provided examples of when local management organizations were unable to fulfil their duties due to a structural lack of knowledge, financial, and physical assets.

More than 30 Labour MPs have signed a Commons early day motion demanding repeal of the £200 increase in duty, due to be introduced next year.

Downing Street refused to say whether it would bow to pressure and consider scrapping the planned 3p a litre rise in petrol duty due in January.

George Osborne, the Chancellor, is under mounting pressure to shelve a 3p a litre rise in fuel duty due to take effect in January.

Robert Halfon, the MP for Harlow, who has been campaigning hard on fuel duty, is hopeful the chancellor will delay or cancel a planned rise in the duty due in September.

The shooting is not being treated as a death of an officer in the line of duty "due to the fact that officer Olridge was not on duty at the time nor was he taking an official police action".