Sentence examples for revised duty from inspiring English sources

Additionally, in response to recommendations by the Institute of Medicine (IOM), the ACGME further revised duty hour guidelines in July 2011 that limited continuous work hours for PGY-1 medical residents to no more than 16-hours and upper level residents to 28-hours [ 1].

Adrian Gill, director of Your Move and Reeds Rains, said: "The government unveiled a revised stamp duty structure in the autumn statement, and this will further nurture demand at the lower end of the market.

If you need to revise the duties, skills and responsibilities, do so now.

The revised NHS Constitution 2012 highlights the duty of staff to raise concerns and the importance of whistleblowing, as well as emphasising the rights of staff to an environment free from harassment, bullying or violence.

Following the discussion of "De Ecclesia", the Council will take up the revised schema entitled "The Pastoral Duties of Bishops".

In the spring of 1766, Parliament repealed the Stamp Act and revised its trade laws, replacing a threepence duty on foreign molasses with a one-penny duty on all molasses — about what a bribe had cost.

Instead, other staff working in schools will be trained to take on their duties as part of revised working conditions.

He said that is why he had added a "duty to intervene" in the revised use-of-force policy.

On the other extreme, codes of ethics could be revised with a strong emphasis on the professional obligation and duty to provide care during infectious disease emergencies; that is, assume a position leaning towards supererogation, or performing acts that are 'above the call' of duty [ 7].

The downselected materials are compared against material goals derived from the revised 2010 DOE hydrogen storage system targets for light-duty vehicles.

When the primary duties test to determine managerial exemption was revised in 2004, a number of factors were created to make the correct determination.