Sentence examples for duties for which from inspiring English sources

His duties, for which he was paid $180 a week, included baby-sitting and chauffeuring.

Such actions usually bring only temporary benefits, though, while eroding security and democracy in the long term by giving the armed forces duties for which they are unprepared.

Sources speculate whether Yentob may transition away from his £183,000-a-year executive role and be left with his presenting duties, for which he is reportedly paid a further six-figure salary.

Elisabeth Murdoch is to step back from the day-to-day running of Shine, maker of shows including Merlin and MasterChef, dropping the chief executive duties for which she has been responsible since 2001.

It does not address duties for which it is impermissible to use force to ensure compliance or to rectify (e.g., punish) non-compliance (e.g., a duty to see your mother on her birthday).

In its new incarnation, No. 79 Squadron continued the air defence and training duties for which No. 3 Squadron had been responsible at Butterworth.

But when it comes to the International Crisis Group, it looks a lot more like a basic abdication of the central duty for which the organization was originally founded.

Some say the military should operate by special rules -- that relieving commanders of a duty for which they are not qualified or trained would somehow undermine morale.

Stockman failed to see how legitimizing unbalanced budgets would completely transform our politics, how it relieved Congress of the singular duty for which they are elected: the duty to make choices.

In March 1812, he was brought to a court martial to examine his behaviour and found to have been negligent in his duty, for which he was dismissed from the service, expelled from the legion of Honour and sentenced to three years imprisonment.

This is because of at least three reasons: one, whenever they fulfil their obligations, LIC governments are performing their duty for which they do not have to be rewarded.