Sentence examples for duties less from inspiring English sources

In his report, he wrote, "New York City police officers need only look across contiguous borders to see police officers with less duties, less responsibilities and less stress and danger receiving greater pay".

A similar result against Liverpool may well see Guidolin relieved of his duties, less than five months after he was given a two-year contract, and enable Swansea to make an appointment during the international break.

Having been appointed less than two weeks before the start of the Serie A season, Frank de Boer was relieved of his duties less than three months into the campaign.

Trudeau was named chief of Army intelligence in 1953 but was relieved of his duties less than two years later when then-CIA Director Allen Dulles complained of political practices within Trudeau's command.

Then this was the story in the Times on May 15 of 1985: "Jim Harris, the Ocean View High School basketball coach who was relieved of his coaching duties less than two months ago, was reinstated to his position as head coach Tuesday.

Immediately after the attacks, the watchword in the Times Square offices of MTV was "more duty, less booty".

Those who are on active duty — less than one percent of the population — and their families bear most of the burdens.

The sluggish economy, conversely, has made the potential loss of employees to active duty less troubling than it would be if business were booming.

A Rand Corp. study commissioned by the Pentagon ahead of its 2016 policy change found that there were between 1,320 and 6,630 transgender service members among 1.3 million people on active duty — less than 1percentt of the force.

Jozy Altidore will get another chance to impress up front after an encouraging debut which Di Canio believes only began to hint at the quality the United States international - who scored a hat-trick on international duty less than two weeks ago - can add to his forward line.

Your flowers and favors can do double duty Less really is more when you combine two elements.