Sentence examples for sensitive duties from inspiring English sources

An I.B.M. spokesman in Armonk, N.Y., Brian Doyle, called the switch consistent with "our global advertising consolidation" at Ogilvy divisions, which has been taking place for more than a decade, as well as in keeping with "our client conflict guidelines" that address "having an agency handling sensitive duties for us also doing work for our competitors".

Because his unit is involved in sensitive duties and is subject to recall, we use a pseudonym.

Arntson, who had worked for Alaska Airlines since 1982, was removed from "safety sensitive duties" that day, according to the airline.

Perhaps there was no more sensitive duty yesterday than at ground zero, where 23 police officers and 343 firefighters died.

In this world, along with other scientists the architects have been looking for the new ways to reduce costs and maintain energy as a sensitive duty of them.

Train this person in your duties before you leave, or show willing coworkers how to cover your most important or time-sensitive duties while you're gone.

In another study [21], simulation results show that the FeICIC is less sensitive to the duty cycle of CSFs than the eICIC.

Class actions against companies and plan administrators, as well as new federal rules in the works, are making employers more sensitive to their legal duty to try to get a good deal for workers.

Access procedures are designed to ensure that appropriate personnel see material relevant to their duties, while protecting sensitive information".

The reboiler heat duty is rather sensitive to the solvent flow rate as the vaporization of water for CO2 stripping contributes most to the reboiler duty at low solvent flow rate values.

"In recognition of the fact that some policemen have abandoned their duty posts, all sensitive points will be manned by the military.