Sentence examples for facilitate duty from inspiring English sources

To facilitate duty cycling, the supply lines of the microphone, the preamplifier, and the peak detector are gated by the high-side switch ADP194 [36].

For practitioners, design to facilitate duty of care and institutional influences on their practice were salient themes.

Classified information practice does not facilitate that duty.

In order to make extra money some workers request transfer from one type of work environment to another either to facilitate off-duty clinic work or to allow travel to other places during off-duty days.

The results of this study indicate that work duties had been added over time, partly to occupy the night staff (RNs as well as ENs) and partly to facilitate the duties of the day staff.

The state should not create any unnecessary obstacles and has a positive duty to facilitate protest, including counter-protest.

The Lib Dems said in their motion that the police should accept that they have a duty to "facilitate" demonstrations and that aggressive tactics are "counter-productive".

He has a duty to facilitate this political activity, not prevent it – especially in the very heart of the world's oldest democracy".

"The government of Sudan has a duty to facilitate free, full and unhindered access to all conflict-affected areas," the UN independent expert on the situation of human rights in the Sudan, Aristide Nononsi, said.

Speaking after she was released, Jones said: "The police have a duty to facilitate peaceful protest in this country which people have a legal right to do, but that appears to end as soon as you come within shouting distance of the Westminster village.

Chadwick & Berg (2001) argue that a "duty to facilitate research progress and to provide knowledge that could be crucial to the health of others" emerges out of the principle of solidarity.