Sentence examples for duty because of from inspiring English sources

Jan Hlavac, the Rangers' second-leading goal scorer, saw limited duty because of the flu.

Sergeant Grettler has been on modified duty because of a domestic dispute with his girlfriend, city police officials said.

The defense has argued that Private Manning's supervisor should have removed him from duty because of the erratic behavior he displayed.

The commanding officer of the nuclear-powered submarine Hampton was relieved of his duty because of a loss of confidence in his leadership, the Navy said.

There are 415 members on medical leave or light duty because of Sept. 11, well above the normal level, including 56 for stress-related ailments.

As thousands of medics joined picket lines at more than 160 sites throughout England, Sandwell General Hospital asked striking doctors to report for duty because of "a surge in activity in recent days".

Mateos said Davis should not be allowed to skirt her job duties because of her religion.

Accused of neglecting her official duties because of a love affair, she escaped execution only through Vladimir Lenin's intervention.

If he feels unable to carry out his duties because of his conscience then he should have resigned years ago.

Mr. Jobs recently announced that he would step away from his day-to-day duties because of an illness.

Teresa L. King, 50, had been suspended, citing privacy concerns, but did say she had been at least temporarily removed from her duties because of information received by Maj.