Sentence examples for duties which will from inspiring English sources

The decision means the department may start imposing duties, which will be kept in escrow until a final determination is reached in May, it said in a release.

"We let nationals take on duties which will be useful for them later, but we make sure wages are no more than 25% higher than locally," Ferrier explains.

Consider the following questions – what is the answer under the Delaware statute, not considering fiduciary duties (which will [fortunately] change many of the answers)?

Your (new) department will be very eager to provide you with a nice teaching load and administrative duties which will leave little room for the old project to be finished.

You will be doing Default/Stay-at-Home Parent duties, which will seem better than work for the first four days, but by the time you're driving home you will find yourself humming "Whistle While You Work" as you daydream about the calm and safety of your office and how reasonable your boss now seems.

He also announced a reform of stamp duty, which will benefit house buyers.

The exact increase in stamp duty, which will be paid by individuals and companies not paying tax in the UK, will be hammered out after a consultation.

George Osborne has used his last autumn statement before the election to offer an eye-catching reform to stamp duty which will come into force at midnight We've sifted through the jargon to explain what this means.

That is why I welcome this important piece of work from Universities UK and also why we are legislating for a new transparency duty which will place a clear requirement on all universities to release more information about their admissions process and real incentives on all institutions to go further and faster to promote social mobility".

Kay Hagan, of North Carolina, one of the co-sponsors, wrote that while the Pentagon clearly had "difficult budgetary decisions," tuition assistance "gives our best and brightest the opportunity to continue developing their skills while on active duty, which will ultimately lead to smoother transitions to civilian life".

The Committees say Sir Philip Green must act now to find a resolution for the BHS pensioners, a 'moral duty' which will undoubtedly require him to make a large financial contribution". There is also the small matter of that knighthood.