Sentence examples for key duty from inspiring English sources

This is an attempt to increase choice and drive digital switchover, which is mired in difficulty but another key duty.

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.

Pence, the new GOP vice presidential nominee, is widely expected to carry out the key duty of defending Trump among Republicans still skeptical of his candidacy.

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.

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.

The original meaning of an idiot was someone not interested in public affairs (considered a key duty in ancient Athens and perhaps a notion we should revive in modern democracies).

This sets out the six key duties of a charity trustee, whatever the size or purpose of your charity.

As an initial step have a look at the commission's guidance outlining the six key duties of trustees and explaining the legal responsibilities.

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.

As well as explaining doctors' key duties, it sets out how patients can help to create a good relationship with their doctor and get the most out of consultations and treatments.

I found an Airbnb management company to take over cleaning and key duties, and suddenly I was free to travel the world while deposits were automatically made to my bank account.