Sentence examples for duties expected from inspiring English sources

She resisted the ceremonial duties expected of first ladies.

He spoke for about five minutes, reading out duties expected of the cleaning staff.

For decades, however, he showed little interest in the public duties expected of one of the world's most revered monarchies.

Wouldn't even need any explosives!" But could they, as 16- and 17-year-olds, have carried out the duties expected of them?

The growth of hospital medicine has led to new challenges, and recent graduates may feel unprepared to meet the expanding clinical duties expected of hospitalists.

But Mr. Jain, a native of India who is not fluent in German, was regarded as not ready to assume the statesmanlike duties expected of the head of an institution that holds a prominent place in the nation's identity.

†Based on data from Korre et al; see table A in appendix 2. Table 1 shows the estimated proportion of time spent on each duty, expected events, and ratios of observed to expected events based on the frontline officer and chief surveys.

The cafeteria was originally designed for the light duty expected at a typical embassy, where people live in their own apartments and eat only lunch on the job.

Both have lofty P/Es, heavy-duty expected growth rates and legions of fans on both the buy and sell side.

With more than 1 million men and women on active duty expected to return to civilian life in the next five years and a higher unemployment rate amongst younger veterans than nationally, it is more critical than ever to help them succeed.

The difference, however, is that members of the Guard and Reserves sign up for military duty expecting to serve 39 days a year -- one weekend a month and two weeks each summer -- not for 270 days.