Sentence examples for help with duties from inspiring English sources

The traveling religious workers who died, or were injured, would visit immigrant Sikh communities in America to help with duties such as reciting of the scriptures at the gurdwaras, and perform rituals in other community events like marriages.

More generous provision has "the potential to transform gender relations", the study argues, noting UK research that found fathers who took time off after their children's birth were much more likely to help with duties like night feeds even a year later.

For nearly a year, the Chicago police have prepared for the event, and officers from departments as far away as Milwaukee and Philadelphia were expected to help with some duties here.

The survey, which is being released on the eve of the start of the RCN's annual conference on Monday, also found more than a quarter of nurses said their workplace did not have a ward clerk or administrative assistant to help with clerical duties.

Currently his Troller bandmates help with management duties; Amber acts as VP & CFO, and Justin handles art.

Despite hitting triple digits, Broderson still likes to keep busy and help with clerical duties around Autumn Hills' offices, on top of staying social.

To help with domestic duties while Johnson was busy with his various projects, Richard Bathurst, a physician and a member of Johnson's Club, pressured him to take on a freed slave, Francis Barber, as his servant.

He also found the Welsh clergy to be uneducated, although he did order a Welsh-speaking suffragan bishop to be appointed to help with pastoral duties in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.

This could be because they have more family members (not only their partner but also other relatives) to help with household duties.

Considering the traditional values, family responsibilities and contributions in the Chinese population, not attending work, being unable to help with household duties or causing family conflicts affected routine family activities as well as family income, the distribution of family labour, enthusiasm for work and responsibilities.

Although the Constable was still responsible for maintaining the castle and its garrison, from an early stage he had a subordinate to help with this duty: the Lieutenant of the Tower.