Sentence examples for duties out of from inspiring English sources

"What we might have asked Cleanevent for is to assist with the airline costs and duties out of the ordinary to service a national agreement," Shorten said.

On Thursday, Mitt Romney unveiled the latest in a series of bad ideas for taking government duties out of Washington and hiding them in the back rooms of state capitols.

The ballot initiative sought to de-politicise the process by taking redistricting duties out of the hands of politicians and turning them over to a commission comprised of two Republicans, two Democrats and an independent chair.

In an interview with Fox News last Tuesday, Rubio was prodded by host Bill O'Reilly to explain the rise in violent crime across some parts of the country amid a debate over the so-called "Ferguson effect" – that police officers were pulling back from their duties out of fear of being caught using excessive force.

He is currently seconded from the NHS for a two-year term, at which point he will likely return to performing his duties out of a road ambulance, though he says he would be keen to try and stay in the air for longer.

It puts other duties out of play when it comes into play.

This would include their clinical duties, out-of -hours commitments and service objectives.

It showed an irate off-duty, out-of-uniform officer pulling him over with his gun drawn.

It is possible that, in cases where the patient consults a GP on duty during out-of-office hours, trust is not established and patients are less likely to be satisfied.

Teaching-related duties also consume out-of-class time.

Yet I go on eating out of duty, out of weariness.