Sentence examples for duty linked from inspiring English sources

"For months they have been diverted to Bavaria," he said, on border security duty linked to the refugee arrivals.

NIFES is a research institute with administrative duties, linked to the Ministry of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs.

Her thin appetite for duty seemed linked less to idleness than to failure to see the purpose.

In the UK, the amount motorists paid in vehicle excise duty was linked to cars' CO2 emissions, effectively incentivising people to buy diesels.

With YoungThing gone, BigBeard assigns to FootSoldier the task of liaison duty to link the cell they are now forming to the principal cell in Wardhiigley District, where the Presidential villa is situated.

The industry had been pushing for a third cut in beer duty arguing that Osborne's initial removal of the so-called beer escalator which had linked duty increases to inflation and his first two 1p cuts had helped to save 26,000 jobs and stopped more than 1000 pubs closing over the last two years.

Dan Sullivan -- co-founder of the nonprofit Sergeant Sullivan Center, which aims to raise awareness of the struggles faced by sick soldiers returning from the Middle East -- also said he sees a general "resistance" on the VA's part to acknowledge that the conditions soldiers experience in the line of duty may be linked to the ailments they develop later.

This had the effect of getting the arch-romantic to submit to domestic and marital duties by linking them to the higher spirits.

The travel expenses of the former partner of President François Hollande, for official duties and journeys linked to humanitarian work, were put at €85,000.

Role-responsibility relates to the duties and tasks linked to a particular position.

In 1767 Charles Townshend, then chancellor of exchequer, levied duties on certain imports into the colonies, including a duty on tea, and linked this proposal with plans to remodel colonial government.