Sentence examples for duties on both from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rhimes' duties on both shows worried some staff members this season, Entertainment Weekly reported in a recent cover story.

Left wing thinkers aren't blind to the moral consequences of endemic poverty: the whole new Labour rhetoric about responsibilities as well as rights is intended to remind people that welfare is a contract between the individual and the state with duties on both sides.

In 1892, France introduced the Méline tariff, greatly raising customs duties on both agricultural and manufacturing goods.

However, a year ago Alistair Darling did increase the duty on both alcohol and tobacco (which is levied on cigarettes, cigars, hand-rolling tobacco, pipe tobacco and chewing tobacco) to counteract the effect of his temporary VAT cut.

She could be pulling double-duty on both shows, or perhaps she actually won't be on Olyphant's show much longer.

That makes him the first film-maker since George Lucas (with the ill-fated prequel series) to single-handedly take on both duties for a Star Wars film.

The seven justices overturned a 30-year-old rule that allowed the lawyers to take on both duties, saying they were concerned that an attorney who performed both jobs would not be able to remain unbiased.

Meanwhile, the finance ministry must balance these demands against the repercussions of inflation and revenue losses from duty cuts, on both growth and deficits.

A great deal is already known, not only about the risks of sleep deprivation in general but also about the adverse consequences of long duty shifts on both residents and the patients they care for.

If that happens, both would have the right to levy huge duties on the offending products.

Both young men and women would perform non-combat duties on low wages.