Sentence examples for taking up duties from inspiring English sources

From the hospital the story flashes back to the 1930's, when Rose was a prim young schoolteacher taking up duties at a largely black school in Newark.

We assessed the availability, cost, and content of generic short courses designed to teach basic critical care skills to junior physicians or nonspecialist intensive care physicians taking up duties in intensive care units.

In England he spent a brief time on attachment to the 4th Dragoon Guards at Tidworth before taking up duties on the staff of the Wessex Division, at that time entering its annual camp.

He posted in to No. 1 Middle East Training School in January 1943 prior to taking up duties with No. 3 Squadron RAAF, which was then engaged in the Battle of Tunisia.

Takes up duties in September.

Since then, he has rallied and taken up duties in the Murdoch-backed Cameron government.

With BSL signer Nadia Nadarajah playing the Pilot and Charmaine Wombwell as the voice of the Pilot, the duality of the character, and the war being waged inside her as she takes up duties in the "chairforce", flying remote-controlled drones over the desert landscapes of the Middle East, becomes heightened.

In 1973, he was posted to the United States as the Australian Air Attache to Washington, D.C. Promoted to air vice marshal, he returned to Australia in 1975 and took up duties as the Deputy Chief of Air Staff, which he later described as "an invaluable learning experience for the top job".

New UNICEF Representative takes up duties in Liberia Monrovia, Liberia, 20 October 2009 – Newly appointed UNICEF country representative Isabel Crowley has officially taken up her duties in Liberia today by presenting her credentials to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hon.

Mr. Rumsfeld said the panel was "being asked to report their findings within 45 days of taking up their duties".

In Houston, police officers are taking up the duties of 190 jail guards who were let go.