Sentence examples for duties prior from inspiring English sources

It is envisaged Hodgson will complete the Premier League season with West Brom before taking up his duties prior to the friendly in Norway on May 28.

"He could miss some practice time if we perform another procedure sometime in October, but he would be able to resume his coaching duties prior to the start of the regular season".

Normally your shipper will pay this on your behalf, because there may otherwise be a long delay at customs while HMRC collects the duty, prior to clearing the goods for delivery.

Ferres' club team-mate Danny Brough ruled himself out of England duty prior to Steve McNamara's announcement, having failed to earn selection for the Autumn tri-series in 2012 and the Elite squad.

Just as the All Blacks did some time ago when their coaching trio Graham Henry, Wayne Smith and Steve Hansen swapped coaching duties just prior to an autumn tour of the UK.

He was relieved of his duties as prior provincial and returned again to Cologne as regent of studies.

Taking into account the seven months of duty served prior to the official formation of the regiment, plus a term of reenlistment served by many members, the 29th Massachusetts had one of the longest terms of service of any Massachusetts regiment, a total of four years and three months.

In the example, the husband noted that he was unaware that his wife was so distressed over their move of duty station prior to his first deployment, though he reminded himself that this move involved leaving her family and close friends.

The newspaper said Mr. Geddes's new position would absorb the duties of his prior role.

If health service providers and significant others recognise that men assess their health against being able to maintain regular duties, then discussion prior to and during health encounters, and the solutions offered to 'fix' men's health concerns, can be directed towards the way men conceptualise their health at an individual level.

One solution suggested by Herzog makes Locke an intellectualist by grounding our obligation to obey God on a prior duty of gratitude that exists independent of God.