Sentence examples for duty of organized from inspiring English sources

"It's the duty of organized labor to represent all working people, whether they're union or not".

Every provincial Governor presided over a collection committee, with the duty of organizing the collecting of words in use among the people.

THE Agricultural Research Council took over, on its formation in 1931, the functions of the Development Commissioners' Advisory Committee on Agricultural Research, and was charged with the duty of organizing and developing research so that the resources available for that purpose should be used to the utmost advantage.

(He had desk jockey duty and organized a Toys for Tots drive).

As the Middle Ages advanced, the system of delegation of duties became excessively organized, and an ecclesiastical bureaucracy came into being.

All research activities, as part of the duty of academic surgeons, were organized and performed independently by each surgeon and were inclusively added to the working time with 4.8 hours per week (10%) as fixed in the contract.

His duty was "organizing and coordinating political support for the confirmation of Judge John Roberts to be Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court".

He was assigned to desk duty, then helped organize the mining of North Vietnamese waters and, later, the removal of the mines.

He must also attend to the traditional duties of his position: organizing an annual symposium, directing publications, and selecting and guiding interns and fellows.

One mid-eighties survey turned up a scant 2% of union officials whose duties included organizing.

Container terminal main duty is to organize and optimize the ships flowrate with time efficiency.