Sentence examples for traditional duties from inspiring English sources

She was also a renowned hostess, performing the traditional duties of a presidential spouse.

Their responsibility now is to ensure our domestic security first and then, after that, to carry out their traditional duties.

If you look at the wide-ranging traditional duties of human resources, it's no wonder that companies are seeking outside help.

The Kpelle are organized under several paramount chiefs, who, as government officials, serve as mediators between the people and the modern government, as well as performing their traditional duties of settling disputes, preserving order, and maintaining roads.

From the traditional duties of lover, empowerer and admirer, some of the great muses have expanded the repertory to become phobia alleviators, spin doctors and lockers of husbands in rooms.

But they also say that Ms. Clinton is likely to lend a hand around major events and holidays, at least by phone and email, and to help her father with some of the traditional duties of a president's spouse.

As a rookie, she was repeatedly given the complaint room, traditional duty for women, typing forms.

Jonathan winningly discharges the hairdresser's traditional duty as head shrink, and he also has a tip for shaving back a widow's peak.

Mr. N'Dour, doing the traditional duty of a West African griot, makes himself the voice of a community: praising historical figures, counseling virtuous behavior.

Our era's spirit of disapproval has triggered a widespread blandness and terror of challenging consensus, in everything from mainstream political discourse to the ordinary workplace, which makes the comedian or jester's traditional duty to shock and shake up more vital than ever.

The prior studies [5, 6] have shown that WUR-based WBAN significantly outperforms the traditional duty cycle-based MAC approach in case of event-based communication, especially if the events occur rarely.