combined duty

When we were children we saw little of our parents, for their combined duties in that ever-present war kept them at the South Keep.

I managed a miserable 16 m.p.g. in combined duty, thanks partly to my admittedly leaden foot.

A woolpresser may perform the combined duties of woolpressing and penning up the sheep for the shearers.

University and religious leaders often say that the combined duties are an example of the continuous push and pull of traditional and contemporary values in modern Orthodoxy.

In large towns administration of the police was entrusted to, functionaries called kotwals who discharged the combined duties of law enforcement, municipal administration and revenue collection.

The Armed Forces Staff College, established under the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1946, prepares selected officers for joint and combined duty.

Special Unit (Buczo Especial): A specialized unit responsible for combined duties involving traffic enforcement, crowd control, and special weapons and tactics (SWAT) services within the city.

The combined duties of being the guardian and adviser of Charis' King Cayleb, as well as the source of Charis' rapid advancements in military technology, are tiring for even an android.

In 1986, the auto maker combined duties for various broadcast assignments at three shops: Leo Burnett U.S.A., the agency for Oldsmobile; D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles, which handles Pontiac and Cadillac, and Lintas Campbell-Ewald.