Jodie Williams, the world and European junior 100m champion, turned down a contract because, Van Commenee said, she was reluctant to take on the "duties in terms of commercial appearances" that accompany the funding.
"In order to protect our Safety Certificate, it is essential that we comply with all of our duties in terms of safety for spectators at Celtic Park.
Announcing that his target has been met, Cameron said: "Britain is doing its moral duty in terms of funding the refugees and the refugee camps.
This will give sufficient details of the pneumatic conveying system in terms of pipeline bores, air supply pressures, and airflow rates for a given duty, in terms of material flow rate and conveying distance required, so that capital cost estimates for plant items such as pipelines, compressors, feeding devices, and filtration plant can be made.
Behind her lectern in the United Nations' Turtle Bay redoubt, Clinton insisted that she went above and beyond the call of duty in terms of releasing her email, complied with all rules, and availed herself of every precautionary step to safeguard government work from the clutches of nefarious parties.
Adding the kinematic inputs for an appropriately scaled human runner of leg length 1 m, jogging at a speed V relating to a Froude number Fr of 1 and a leg swing period of 0.315 s, allows the consequences of duty factor in terms of muscle work and mean push-off power to be calculated numerically.
Instead, he defines perfect duties to oneself in terms of vices contrary to them, delineating proper self-respect in opposition to the maxims and attitudes one ought to avoid out of respect for oneself.
Table 4 shows the coefficients of a model with a dummy variable for each of the four types of workplace accommodations the workers may receive, i.e. reduced working hours, a new job, light duties, and adaptations in terms of equipment or office remodelling.
This study highlights the duty of Medical Schools in terms of social responsibility, to ensure that international students are provided with adequate supports, particularly with respect to culture and language, tailored to their individual needs.
Unlike the previous view, which distinguished between duty and supererogation in terms of the overall costs of enforcing duty, this approach is based on a principle of excuse: most human beings, due to their frail moral nature and imperfection are excused from omitting what from an ideal (religious, ethical) point of view is prescribed as a duty.
The simulation results indicate that the proposed protocol keeps the network connected at most of the times by using an efficient power management, outperforming greedy forwarding and dynamic duty cycle protocols in terms of packet delivery ratio, delay, and power management.
