Sentence examples for was given duties from inspiring English sources

I was the only hostess and was given duties that, without training, I thought involved some health and safety risks, such as probing my way through the wet basement kitchen into a two-square-metre walk-in freezer.

She was given duties like emptying trash and cleaning floors, and was told that in a small firm "everyone has to do different things". After fewer than three weeks on the job, she resigned and returned to her former employer, also a public relations firm based in New York, specializing in travel clients.

Regional development policies for Tierra del Fuego were at full steam in 1972, when the island was given duty-free status.

According to the New York Post, staffers are still waiting to be given duties and are filling their time watching Netflix.

If Africa were given duty-free access to our market, sophisticated textile plants in North Carolina wouldn't move to Madagascar.

The two-tier system will mean some solicitor firms are given duty contracts to cover new cases while others will be forced to rely only on clients who refer themselves – a system most lawyers fear will be unsustainable.

The conclusions listed in the report included: Just 79percentt of exports from the least developed countries are given duty-free access to developed countries, short of the goal of 97percentt.

In this office, he was given other duties, first as deputy leader of the House of Lords (1956-57) and later as leader (1957-60).

"When my elder daughter appeared for a public examination, I was given 'night duties' on top of my regular work hours – every day.

Several of my supervisors showed me around the farm and Riverhead office, I was given my duties and workspaces, and I just generally oriented myself to my new surroundings!

For her punishment, Cioca was given janitorial duties.