Sentence examples for more duties on from inspiring English sources

Earl Delno has a lot more duties on an estate high in the Sierra Nevada on Lake Tahoe.

The program will also place more duties on external auditors, which participating banks must hire to monitor their compliance.

There are growing concerns about the affordability of the Care Act reforms, placing many more duties on councils over the next 18 months.

Many counselors worry they will be given more duties on the testing side and that instead of advising students, their jobs will become "more clerical," said Sylvia Lopez, the director of Dallas I.S.D.'s counseling services.

Instead, perhaps later it will just be one more duty, one more obligation on the To Do List of Life that demands updating every day after a significant health crisis has curtailed one's trust of time being reliable.

"Some people now pay more duty on petrol than they do income tax," said Britain's conservative tabloid The Daily Mail.

The priest said he was counting on members of the deaf Catholic world taking on more duties in the church.

Corporate registries say they cannot take on more duties: their job is collecting documents, not checking them.

But perhaps one of the reasons why men in particular are not itching for more responsibility at work is that gender roles have been changing, and men have been taking on more duties at home.

Queen Adelaide advises Victoria to allow Albert to take on more duties, which she does.

But as the show, which ended its run in 2003, evolved, the handsome and compassionate Andrew took on more duties as an angelic caseworker.