Sentence examples for with no duties from inspiring English sources

Like many a combat veteran he feels adrift with "no duties, no mission, no cause".

A Job With No Duties "When I started out I was called the French Woody Allen and the white Spike Lee," said MATHIEU KASSOVITZ, the French director and actor who is co-starring in the new comedy "Amélie".

In an age that saw the decline of court and church patronage, he not only maintained himself from the sale and publication of his works but also was the first musician to receive a salary with no duties other than to compose how and when he felt inclined.

With no duties on exports, their value isn't important to Customs.

His country has deep doubts that the United States would really allow Brazilian orange juice, steel, shoes and other products into the American market with virtually no duties, competing with American workers.

Stand Your Ground allows the use of lethal force in public with no duty to retreat from someone the shooter says presented imminent danger.

Much of the time she is in the throes of a disorder played out in public with no duty of care from her editors.

The anchors are there to simply fuel the fire with no duty to steer guests to substantive conversation, much less to insist on facts over fatuous rhetoric.

However, this particular study was conducted specifically to determine whether the average, random bystander in the airport, with no duty to act, would retrieve the device, use it successfully, and, of course, save lives [ 9].

Candidates for Texas attorney general — an office with almost no duties in criminal law — have tried to capture the crime-busting aura of prosecutors for years.

This was in stark contrast to the performances of three of the men charged with the No 10 duties in the first round of the tournament.