Sentence examples for duties time from inspiring English sources

The words of James Russell Lowell are appropriate for the current debate about same-sex marriage: "New occasions teach new duties, time makes ancient good uncouth".

Moreover, Cadbury has commissioned 850 water wells, serving 150 to 200 people each, which will give women and children liberated from water-fetching duties time to do other things.

Consider the words of my great-great grandfather's rough contemporary, the poet James Russell Lowell, which he wrote about slavery and would later become a resounding hymn: "New occasions teach new duties; time makes ancient good uncouth; they must upward still, and onward, who would keep abreast of truth".

Childcare duties, time and knowledge were barriers to practicing food safety.

Frances Dickens, who founded an advertising firm with his friend, told the Guardian in 2015 that it was a bit like getting married, and compromises have to be agreed upon regarding divided duties, time management, and so forth.

Both pilots had exceeded their duty time limits, had insufficient rest before the flight and had not received required training.

The Department of Transportation changed the ratio to 10 hours of off-duty time for every 11 hours behind the wheel.

He said he paid three New York police detectives to research for him in their off-duty time.

FDTL, or Flight and Duty Time Limitations, monitoring, which checks whether pilots and crew are getting adequate rest between flights, is done manually rather than by computer.

Out-of-zone travel time is considered on-duty time; dispatching crews outside the all-important circle ensures that meal time, break time and overtime pile up alarmingly.

But Deborah A. P. Hersman, another member of the board, said, "This recommendation is a bit of a Band-Aid because we can't get the flight and duty time fixes".