Sentence examples for protracted duty from inspiring English sources

At no time in our history have we become so aware of the psychological perils associated with combat, especially in protracted duty in asymmetric conflicts amid unfamiliar cultural cues.

If we are moving to a work environment where we graze at our duties for protracted periods, rather than gulp them down in rigid shift patterns, more of our workplaces need to enable the new culture of low-level presenteeism.

The worry for him is that Kane's absence from international duty will be even more protracted.

The increase in the proportion of category C workers receiving the interventions (including antiviral prophylaxis and PPE) during incident II is due to a precautionary increase in supervisory staff (duty and production managers) during protracted shift work.

To placate demands from civilian politicians for the holding of elections, as manifested in MPRS resolutions of 1966 and 1967, Suharto government formulated a series of laws regarding elections as well as the structure and duties of parliament which were passed by MPRS in November 1969 after protracted negotiations.

The legislation would make it easier for the Commerce Department to place duties on imports from countries that have "fundamentally undervalued" currencies — defined as "protracted, large-scale intervention" in foreign exchange markets; an undervaluation of at least 5 percent; persistent global current account surpluses; and "excessive" foreign asset reserves.

Garbi puts the protracted Japanese working hours down to the fact that researchers are generally engaged in a lot of nonresearch duties.

A protracted silence.

They are also protracted.

Conflicts are becoming more protracted.

He had protracted fevers.