Sentence examples for duty system from inspiring English sources
In some good news for homebuyers, the Chancellor has announced reform of the stamp duty system.
The chancellor's autumn statement included a surprise reform of the stamp duty system.
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) "Measures to help boost the housing market are welcome and will benefit a significant number of buyers, removing 50% of transactions from the stamp duty system.
A surprise change to the stamp duty system is likely to provide a fresh boost to the housing market and lead to higher prices for homes where the tax will be cut, property experts have warned.
In addition to managing my caseload as a mental health practitioner, at Camhs we run a duty system to deal with urgent referrals, enquiries and hospital referrals for deliberate self-harm in young people aged under 18.
The stamp duty system in Scotland is due to change on 1 April.
His father, who is retired, worked in Anderson, Ind., as the executive in charge of heavy duty systems for Delco Remy, a former division of General Motors.
(Adolphs et al, 2000) Indeed, much of our perception of the behavior of other human beings evidently takes place in such double duty systems.
dIn Japan, the two-doctor-on-duty system in OBGY departments is usually considered as a valid measure to respond to the emergency births out of regular hour.
Third, since the physicians from Kaizuka City Hospital are also involved in after-hour care at Izumisano City Hospital, the problem of overworked gynecologists and obstetricians in both hospitals will be mitigated to some extent by the adoption of a two-physicians-on-duty system.
The evidence suggests that, by virtue of these double-duty systems, the sight of other (living) human or human-like bodies deposits in one's brain not just a visual representation of their behavior but also internal replicas of, among other things, the motor plans and visceral and nociceptive responses — and possibly even the lower-level intentions — that lie behind the behavior.
