Sentence examples similar to duty allocated from inspiring English sources

The powers and duties allocated to international organizations also differ widely.

Wages of nurses and physicians on duty were allocated to patient-specific costs and distributed according to the patient's TISS-28 score to account for patient differences in therapeutic activities.

Pastoral duties are allocated on a rotating basis, and achievements beyond those recognised by the RAE are rewarded.

However, lack of evidence from Lithuania and specificity of Lithuanian context where gatekeeping duties were allocated to relatively inexperienced GPs encouraged deeper assessment of gatekeeping reality perceived by physicians.

Recreation departments, which have traditionally had the unhappy duty of allocating the fields, welcome the county's interest.

Political broadcasts were not even mentioned in the statute books before the 1990 Broadcasting Act dictated that the ITV network had a legal duty to allocate time for them.

When I called the other people to help, like calling the DNO [District Nursing Officer] telling her what was happening and in the situation…she told me on night duty we allocate one… So that day in the morning I said "why can't I leave because if somebody dies in my hands I will feel guilty the rest of my life".

Chile fellows are allocated duty stations at either Paranal (like me) or La Silla, ESO's first Chilean telescope site.

Unsurprising because Glasgow, which has a £20 million hole in its budget this year, is not the only health board struggling to perform its duties within its allocated budget.

I came off night-duty and was allocated to Outpatients, the only place where you had every evening off, plus Saturday afternoon and Sunday.

Time, outside the base programme for CHC nurse's standard duties should be allocated at an early stage to those families with children at risk for obesity.