civil duties

There are 11 aircraft on government support, law enforcement, and civil duties.

These rabbis also have civil duties, not only religious ones.

Civil duties detach from promises and acquire an independent authority.

Shakespear returned to civil duties in Gwalior toward the end of 1849.

It further states race and religious beliefs can not be used to be exempt from civil duties.

From the 14th century auxiliary bishops became necessary due to the civil duties that absorbed the attention of the Bishop himself.

"General Sheridan has performed his civil duties faithfully and intelligently.

Nothing is known about Holinshed's civil duties, other scholarly achievements or work for the Church.

The third poem of the triptych is devoted to reflection on moral responsibility and civil duties: "

Most civil duties, such as conscription and taxes, were inherited from the legislation of the Russian Empire.

He was accused of neglecting civil duties and of being unduly cautious in his military decisions.

Kant reasoned that although a man must obey in his civil duties, he must make public his use of reason.

He was subsequently employed for some time on civil duties in the Saugor and Nerbudda territory.

When a Poor Clare takes this vow, she may not leave the monastery except for doctor's appointments, civil duties, or emergencies.

They came clean: 'We have given bribes - the thing is admitted - so we would be made bishops and exempt from civil duties.'

A collector was a crucially important colonial officer placed at the district level and entrusted with the responsibility of revenue collection and other civil duties.

He then returned to resume his civil duties in Malabar, but died after a very short illness on 4 October 1799, at Cannanore.

The Iberian governor was aided by tax officials, judges, and by co administrators who shared in the exercise of the military and civil duties.

And Opus Dei is an institution that fosters sanctity through the fulfillment of professional and civil duties, without doing weird things.

He was also an apolitical community leader, this allowed him to mediate on civil duties particularly does affecting the oil companies, their workers and the communities they operate in.

Although he had had a distinguished military record as a young man, he was sixty-two and had been engaged in predominantly civil duties for the previous twenty years.

He worked fulfil the need for a school for European, Anglo-Indian and children of those on Civil Duties on the British payroll.

Eventually, during an absence of Anno from Germany, Henry managed to obtain control of his civil duties, leaving Anno with only the ecclesiastical ones.

The Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante is a general purpose 15-21 passenger twin-turboprop light transport aircraft suitable for military and civil duties.

A summary at the beginning of the document indicates that beyond their purely civil duties, the teams will also be expected to support the counterinsurgency efforts by the United States military.