"single duty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an obligation or task that has been assigned to someone. For example, "He was responsible for a single duty – to ensure that all deliveries were made on time."
This is to say that a single duty is listed in the column opposite the enumerated commodities.
The GMC ignores the law: "The well-being of innumerable children up and down the land depends crucially on doctors and social workers concerned with their safety being subjected by the law to but a single duty: that of safeguarding the child's own welfare".
"You're in such a competitive environment that you absolutely must find a way to make every single duty and every single activity contribute to the work that you want to do," Anderson says.
The proposed stochastic framework, which utilises a Genetic Algorithm and a penalty function strategy, is found to be successful in obtaining profitable and feasible column designs for many design scenarios including binary and multicomponent mixtures, single duty and multipurpose columns, as well as for regular and complex column configurations.
It is not contained by a single duty or job description or activity.
Transitions monitored within a single duty cycle are called concurrent transitions.
At all 12 sites surveyed, clinic managers had transitioned from separate ART and OPD duty-rosters, to a single duty-roster covering integrated service-delivery.
A single cadre of health care workers worked from a single duty-roster, to provide care jointly to both HIV and OPD clients based on a harmonized patient flow.
According to McEnroe, Martin, who is ranked 37th largely because of an injury-plagued 2000, and Gambill, No. 30 and 1-3 in four Davis Cup appearances, will most likely handle the singles duties against Switzerland indoors in Basel.
Whether moral dilemmas are possible will depend crucially on whether "ought" implies "can" and whether any pair of duties such as those comprised by (1) and (2) implies a single, "agglomerated" duty that the agent do both A and B. If either of these purported principles of the logic of duties is false, then moral dilemmas are possible.
This single legal duty will stand as the main frame from which all other equality legislation flows.
