Sentence examples for senior duty from inspiring English sources
Vitaly Ageev, the senior duty officer at the ministry, said seven miners had been taken alive from the mine and hospitalized.
The other signatories to the letter were Gwyn Jones, senior duty editor of BBC World Service from 1986 to 1994, Tim Llewellyn, BBC Middle East correspondent from 1976 to 1980 and 1987 to 1992, and Ian Richardson, who was news development editor at BBC World TV from 1992 to 1996.
After impressing for Hartbury, he thrived on senior duty at the Premiership Sevens in July.
He also worked as a reporter on the Today programme before realising that his talents lay behind the microphone and rising through the ranks to the post of senior duty editor in 1986.
"Like Sunderland, promotion is our main aim," said McCall, whose reward for that reserve triumph was elevation to senior duties.
The seniors' duties at Fairview are elementary and routine--at least on paper.
Meanwhile, Kniksen impressed enough to be called up for senior national duty after only a few months in the first team.
Until the lawyers sign off on all three, the senior offensive duty officer cannot request permission from the joint force air component commander to fire weapons such as a Hellfire missile from a drone or use close air support from manned aircraft like the A-10 Warthog.
Ahead of what was the opening game of the group, Williams lost Crystal Palace midfielder Jonathan Williams from his squad after the 19-year-old was called up to for senior squad duty in Scotland.
The source says the network, which includes senior active duty officers in the Pentagon, will begin making the argument to journalists covering the Pentagon that Obama's withdrawal policy risks an eventual collapse in Iraq.
Tony Mastrolia, senior heavy duty mechanic, said a hiring freeze, early retirement and defections to the Department of Water and Power — which inexplicably pays mechanics far more, thanks to the agency's union clout with elected officials — have slashed his staff by about 30%.
