Sentence examples for routine of duties from inspiring English sources

By Ed Salinger and James Thurber The New Yorker, March 16 , 1935P. 18 A Mr. Edgar Salinger, who was walking through Central Park on a brisk morning when, near the Casino, he came upon a grizzled sergeant of police who was instructing a red-cheeked young policeman in the routine of duties.

An introductory patrol goes badly through poor fieldwork, but soon there's a routine of guard duty, forays into the countryside, the traditional Danish pursuit of watching porn movies and the more recent activity of playing violent video games.

The routine of that duty was interrupted in 1869 when she and Warrior towed a large floating drydock from Madeira to Bermuda.

Under command of Captain George Cox, President began routine blockade duties of Tripoli during the winter months of 1804 05.

Three reporters were recruited, two consultant radiologists (Rad 1 and Rad 2) and one clinical scientist (CS 1), all with greater than 5 years experience of reading (123I FP-CIT images as part of routine clinical duties in a large teaching hospital.

Childless herself, she describes a daily existence free of routine and duties, based on her latest whim — enviably unencumbered or, depending on your point of view, disturbingly rudderless.

It is imperative to ensure that rural doctors are appropriately trained and skilled in the performance of routine obstetrical duties.

The cost investment for the intervention was reportedly modest, with activities conducted as part of routine clinical duties but specific data on time and monetary costs were not provided.

Top of the Pops 80s stardom has now been replaced by routine, a sense of duty, even service.

Peale's improvements had made it possible for dies to be reproduced mechanically, relieving the Mint's Engraver of much of his routine duties.

It fell to governments to revive demand, by cutting interest rates if possible or by public works if necessary.The Keynesian task of "demand management" outlived the Depression, becoming a routine duty of governments.