Above and beyond her dedication to her clerical duties, she had agreed to donate a kidney.

However, he never allowed his clerical duties to interfere materially with the claims of cricket and his sermons were legendary for their dullness.

They are often bestowed with clerical duties, as part of their extra curriculum studies.

Because he had only clerical duties, he had no contact with prisoners.

He had beautiful handwriting, and was assigned to clerical duties.

He blamed hardline elements in the clerical establishment for obstructing his reformist agenda.

It would be easier for the clerical establishment if there were no pictures, no protests and no opposition.

Any sudden volte-face would be trumpeted by the clerical establishment as a victory.

The clerical establishment did not attempt to intervene on their behalf.

Although a secularist, he would even allocate government revenue to the clerical establishment.

He pointed out that porters were employed in the civil service and received higher pay than the 150 a year received by the most junior clerical officers.

Those affected by the account closures are not directors of the companies but ordinary staff members, including clerical officers, computer engineers and bank tellers.

This refers to the historic practice of the clerical officers of the legislature reading the contents of a bill to the legislature.

Falconer was ordained in 1892 but never held a clerical position.

He served in the military in a clerical position for a year before he was discharged due to a chronic feet problems.

Altar servers, regardless of age, are subject to all the normal restrictions for those not of higher clerical position.

His first clerical position came in 1243, when he was created a papal chaplain.

His virtuous life wins himnot richesbut, more realistically, a comfortable clerical position and salary.

A cadre of sixty-five church volunteers visits patients, provides clerical support, and cleans the eight-bed facility.

Employees volunteer in many different areas, taking on duties as diverse as giving clerical support to packing food parcels and spending time with people in need.

One in four said they had no access to clerical support.

The first round of layoffs involved sales staff, production staff, domestic marketing and most mid to low-level clerical support.

The number of people involved in agriculture decreased dramatically and many farmers found themselves performing work, such as transportation, sales, and clerical support, which required extensive record keeping.

Nurses working in the community and in outpatient departments were most burdened, two-fifths saying they had to do all their own clerical tasks.

Instead, he was working in an office, doing data entry and other clerical tasks.

Was considered a highly learned man and was involved in various political and clerical tasks.

Unlike universities and even junior and community colleges, business colleges typically train the student for a specific vocational aspect, usually clerical tasks such as typing, stenography or simple bookkeeping.

Cutting the cost of fuel has grown as the priority among every demographic and voter group, particularly among junior managerial and clerical workers.

We walk out of the office into a huge, open-plan room with displays of his clothes on mannequins and then rows of desks of clerical workers.

For clerical workers they are redundancy notices.

The rest of the population was made up of clerical workers and skilled manual workers.

The staff included the superintendent, business director, and three clerical workers.