Sentence examples for practice duties from inspiring English sources
She assumes those duties from Kate Cronin, who had been dividing her time between that post and the post of global managing director for the agency's health care practice; Ms. Cronin will now return full time to her health care practice duties.
Research activities should be embedded into administrative and practice duties of front office support staff and practitioners, and explicitly outlined in the clinic policy and procedure manuals.
It was not feasible for participating GPs to invite all persons between 45 70 years, since all GPs had their regular GP practice duties and activities.
B4: "There have to be staff rules which are also precise, so you know how to manage holidays, how to manage absences and how to manage practice duties, if you have decided to set some up".
May said Eric Pickles, the communities secretary, was minded to order an investigation into Rotherham, and into whether it is complying with its best practice duty.
Mr Abu Marzouk told the Associated Press on Sunday that Hamas still had offices in Syria, but acknowledged that "practically, we are no longer in Syria because we could not practice our duties there".
Think about how you would illustrate from your own practice the duties and responsibilities listed.
"Many" could mean anything, but, in practice, her duties as what Germany's ZDF television news referred to as "Papas Pressesprecherin"—Daddy's press secretary are extremely broad.
Moreover, he describes aspects of Galvani's career that are normally overlooked, such as his medical practice, hospital duties, and interest in the phenomenon of apparent deaths, which puzzled and intrigued many.
Although much was said about what Ruth could teach the younger players, in practice, his duties were to appear on the field in uniform and encourage base runners he was not called upon to relay signs.
Described as a "dapper young man with a moustache waxed into long points", he made for a "dynamic figure with a penetrating voice", and was noted for riding his Douglas motorcycle through the 1920s and 30s in his khaki overalls as he traveled between his professional practice, teaching duties and home life.
