Sentence examples for duties represents from inspiring English sources

In the event, the chancellor, Gordon Brown, hardly bothered to conceal the extent of the government's headlong retreat in his pre-budget statement.A promised freeze on all fuel duties plus an immediate cut in duty on ultra low-sulphur fuels, together with large cuts in vehicle excise duties, represents a bonanza worth £2.25 billion ($3.2 billion).

Thus the use of health professionals in administrative roles or in inappropriate duties represents a form of wastage of the available resources.

Mr. Cruz is seeking to be relieved of his duties representing Mr. Espada, who has parted with at least two other lawyers.

Amid the uncertainty about a future administration, Kenny will continue with official duties representing the country at a meeting with the US president, Barack Obama, in Washington on St Patrick's Day and at the European council meeting in Brussels next week.

These duties represent democratic statements or mandates of 'acceptable' or 'optimal' risk after mitigation and express a rational trade-off between safety and risk6 (Hood & Rothstein 2001; Rothstein 2014).

It is intense stuff, and while the tactical element is simplified, Call of Duty represents an important progression for the mobile shoot-'em-up.

If an RPI increase in fuel duty represents an increase of £450 per truck per year, then the 40p drop in fuel prices we have enjoyed over the last few years represents a decrease of £24,000 per truck.

Despite this difficult translation, it is clear that returning to duty represents the ability to return to the workforce.

The percentage of the node lifetime that this sensor node's duty represents is calculated by dividing the number of hours spent per week or per day on the duty by number of hours.

Together, the company said, Diablo III, Spyro's Adventures and Call of Duty represented three of the best-selling games in North American and Europe.

The revocation of the import duty represented the government's attempt to correct its own mistake, as the law that introduced the duty was authored and unanimously supported by Tymoshenko's parliamentary bloc.