Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "A key duty of government is to ensure there are sufficient school places and enough qualified teachers.
A key duty of the N.I.H. director is to justify the agency's budget and defend before Congress the programs it funds, a duty that requires a skill quite apart from prowess in the laboratory.
Part of our democratic system, and the rule of law, provides that a key duty of any attorney general is to defend judges and statutory officers doing their jobs, because they are not in a position to easily defend themselves.
There has been plenty of grumbling on message boards and sidewalks, with disgruntled theatre fans insisting that a key duty of an actor is to learn his or her lines.
Besides an interview in which I would give my assessment of Herblock's impact on the jugular art of political cartoons, I would have two key duties: first, creating a charcoal sketch of Kaiser Wilhelm II to represent a sidewalk drawing the 9-year-old Herb drew in 1917, and second, to be the sketching hand of a much older Herb 82 years later.
A spokesperson for the DfE responded: "Ensuring every child has a school place is one of the key duties council will continue to hold in a system where every school is an academy.
WASHINGTON ― Lawyers in the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division ― a branch President Barack Obama rejuvenated after the Bush administration neglected many of its key duties ― are worried that President-elect Donald Trump's administration might dismantle the work they've done over the past eight years.
My key duties include: Assisting clients with opening of new accounts.
The following are general examples of common international professional jobs with UNICEF, including key duties, results and qualifications.
