Sentence examples for time for duty from inspiring English sources

The advantage of the sole use of the HCD is that it requires minimal time for duty cycle compared to dual-scan (e.g., CID/ETD, HCD/ETD) and favors more MS/MS scans toward extremely low abundant species.

According to the G.A.O., the average processing time for active duty service members has risen to 394 days and for guard or reserve members to 420 days.

The bill was from Mr. Williamson, for $16,800 -- the amount he says the court owes him for setting aside time for jury duty.

But he also heads the Police Department's detective bureau and generally has time for river duty only on weekends, as do the other Old Saybrook officers on river patrol.

His enthusiasm for writing, reading and gambling left little time for the duties of a married man.

A celibate priest has more time for religious duties and devotion, he said, while a married man faces "a balancing act with the family".

Meanwhile life got in the way: in 2008 his son Ben was diagnosed with autism and he cut back on his schedule to allow more time for parenting duties.

The parties have agreed to "define propositions on work schedules, including the number of hours designated as plain time, ensuring that doctors in training would not be expected to work consecutive weekends, and how time for administrative duties and training should be recognised".

More common are other benefits, says Anita Levy of the American Association of University Professors in Washington, D.C., such as "stopping the tenure clock" or offering a reduced teaching load and fewer committee assignments to free up fathers' time for family duties.

A shift system would use staff better, give additional time for family duties and reduce tiredness.

To maximize their earnings, workers often have to work overtime, and thus have little time for other duties.