Sentence examples for entire duty from inspiring English sources

In the last 5-6 days, the entire duty of feeding the young was left to the male.

"People are normal until they check into a hotel room," he said, adding, "The entire duty of care that companies have for their employees, such as harassment policies, still apply when traveling with another employee".

To maintain the consistent emission performance of a SCR system over its entire duty life, it is necessary to design a robust and adaptive control method of SCR against the aging effects and ensure the consistent NOx reduction capability especially when SCR runs towards its end of life cycle.

While memory can only be accessed during the duty cycle, it is not necessarily accessed throughout the entire duty cycle as indicated by the individual peaks in Fig. 2 a.

Given their head, rank-and-file progressives, over and over, demonstrate that they imagine their entire duty as citizens ends when they vote -- and then don't vote.

He said he thought officers had to be working "full duty" the entire time they were in the program.

But he also believes that Europeans should be prepared eventually to assume the entire responsibility for peacekeeping duties in the Balkan region following consultations within the alliance.

Had the Grosvenor estate bequeathed to the new Duke of Westminster been liable for 40% inheritance tax, the amount owed to the Treasury would have been not far off the government's entire death duty take for the last financial year.

Right now, he emphasized, U.S. Special Operations forces were approximately as large as Canada's entire active duty military.

Elements of the plan call for eventually using biodiesel in school boilers, and in the city's entire heavy-duty truck fleet, numbering in the thousands of vehicles.

Still, the entire active-duty British armed forces are smaller than the United States Marine Corps, and some critics at home have charged that the review is little more than a budgetary drill dressed up as a broader assessment of military requirements.