economic duty

The three chiefs had complementary political, religious and economic duties.

The President appeared to be implying that while Congress was turning its attention to the report about the Monica S. Lewinsky matter, it was shirking its economic duties.

In mid-1961, after a visit by U.S. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and pressure from leading American officials, Diệm relieved Thơ of his economic duties.

Mania, the widow of Zenis, governor of Aeolis, non only convinced the Persian satrap Pharnabazus to appoint her as the new governess, but excelled in her military, political and economic duties.