Sentence examples for duties related from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department complaint yesterday also criticized his duties related to LJM.

Johnson played at the beginning of the tournament but then had to report to the Johnson Space Center for duties related to the shuttle flight that launched on March 15.

The league was also able to gain an extra hour on the continuity call, the hour before or after a performance when stagehands perform duties related to that performance.

Both Saban and Miles have a relatively low base salary, with the bulk of their pay coming from performing duties related to news media and public appearances, which some lawyers call personal services clauses.

Members of Congress generally cannot use private aircraft for duties related to their office, under a 2007 federal law, said Paul Ryan, a lawyer with the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center.

In 1057, Damian was nominated Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia against his will; he was relieved of at least some of the duties related to the office a few years later.

He subsequently apologized and has dropped from all duties relating to the torch relay.

In others - for instance, its rather unpleasant duties relating to immigration and prisons - it is much more like the Red Caps.

It is expected that Mr. Sassa will not be formally replaced in the business role in Burbank and that most of his duties relating to entertainment will be taken over by Jeffrey Zucker, the president of NBC Entertainment.

The Republican-controlled House voted, 295 to 132, to set up the department, rejecting an amendment by Constance A. Morella, a Maryland Republican with many federal employees in her district, that would have let workers belong to a union unless they were assigned new duties relating specifically to the war on terrorism.

Besides the $200 million in new duties relating to the Byrd amendment, Europe could begin phasing in $4 billion worth of sanctions on American exports in March, because Congress failed to meet another December deadline to repeal an overseas tax shelter for American businesses.