Sentence examples for exchanged duties from inspiring English sources
At Leck, ground and support crews from both countries exchanged duties, learning how to perform aircraft maintenance and operational support tasks.
- Changes that do not limit employers in their freedom to exchange duty skills, branches of service, classifications, etc. without "injury" to any retirement benefit.
Results from this investigation suggest that MCFs perform heat exchange duties of this type well, with the potential to make a low-cost, lightweight, mechanically flexible, solar collector.
The expert believes the Pacific Alliance is a less ambitious project than the FTAA, in the sense that it will eliminate the political innuendos that have plagued the FTAA and will center on simple tariff issues the FTA will eliminate 90percentt of the exchange duties among members but a more ambitious one that will allow free movement of labor and capital.
He left in June in what was described by both sides as a mutual decision, centered on Mr. Bastholm's desire to exchange leadership duties for more involvement in the creative process.
Most appear once and are never heard again, while the four main characters exchange narrating duties for sections as brief as one paragraph and no longer than a few pages.
The parents exchange nest duties in the morning and in the evening.
Five recent years of service either at English staff colleges or on exchange duty made it probable that wherever he went his opposite numbers in British formations would be men with whom he had previously worked and played".
Marine F-4 pilots claimed three enemy MiGs (two while on exchange duty with the USAF) at the cost of 75 aircraft lost in combat, mostly to ground fire, and four in accidents.
With Mike, the doorman on duty, Kendall exchanged a proletarian greeting (they both worked here, after all) on his way to the gilded elevator.
The couples -- three male and one female -- nervously held hands and exchanged vows to fulfill the duties of matrimony set out in Dutch law.
