Sentence examples for many duties to from inspiring English sources
American Army officers say they want to hand over as many duties to the Iraqis as soon as possible.
Because Editor B — that is, Editor/Publisher B — now had too many duties to edit my book, I was assigned to Editor C. Editor C and I had lunch.
In a dramatic break from the Suharto days, Mr Wahid apologised to the MPR, promised to install a better cabinet and agreed to turn over many duties to his vice-president.That bought him some time.
"They belong to the Red Hat Society," I murmured back, explaining that this was a social group urging women over 50 to devote themselves, after years of attending to life's many duties, to having funfunfun, in part by stepping out in "full regalia".
The decentralized system has disadvantages over full state funding because local governments have many duties to fulfill, and the financing available for these tasks is often not enough.
"I stopped these after few days because I forgot to take on each day as I have many duties to perform at home and difficult to remember on each day" (A rural mother of three children who participated in a FGD).
A secular Kurd who had the trust of the Shia establishment, one of Kamal's many duties was to secure Baghdad against terror attacks.
America's Treasury secretary, Paul O'Neill, who among his many duties presumes to know the appropriate level of share prices, says he finds the falls "inexplicable".
There were so many 'Quarters' to guard and so many extra duties to do, because of the splintered nature of the unit, that life was almost an endless roundabout of training, guard duties and fatigues.
Yet Brathwaite's assault on Stokes had decided the match and Morgan had, among many other duties, to deal with his young all-rounder's plight.
Mohammad Javad Zarif Iran's foreign minister, who returned home to a hero's welcome in Tehran on Friday, has made the deal the overwhelming focus of his role, delegating many other duties to deputies.
