Sentence examples for duties technically from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Bloomberg travels, some of his duties technically fall to the first deputy mayor, Patricia E. Harris.

Another behavior which really impresses bosses, coworkers, and future employers is taking on more duties than you technically have to.

Although Officer Infantes was technically off-duty at the time, officials said he was attacked in the line of duty.

He's technically off duty, so switching between tenses as he tells it.

While he has $80,000 in life insurance from his union, his survivors may not be eligible for Worker's Compensation benefits because he was technically off duty.

Since cops are technically on duty 24 hours a day (if they live in the city), danger and risk are always potentially present.

Because his brother was ending his shift and was technically off duty when the call came in, Mr. McAvoy said, it was likely he went on the taxi.

Mr. Putin deepened the suspense by saying that he was skipping a meeting of the Group of 8 leaders at Camp David because he would be busy completing the new government — a task that is technically a duty of the prime minister, Dmitri A. Medvedev.

In those impossibly frantic moments when the bar was permanently raised in evaluating heroism and courage, a married father of five who was technically off-duty abandoned his vehicle at the entrance of the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, grabbed his work gear and made the run of his life, in an effort to save others.

A spokeswoman for Scotland Yard said: "The firearms officer is not at work and has been relieved of all operational duties, but is not yet technically suspended".

Aside from its adverse affect on regular flying duties, the task was made technically challenging and potentially dangerous by virtue of the Canberra being designed for only one pilot, with a single control column.