day to day activities vs OFF SIDE TASKS

Some examples from the web:

• In addition to the benefits referred to at point 9..., the applicant receives an additional benefit if he/she is incapable of carrying out normal day to day activities
• The investigating institution, or other institution, awards an increase in benefit to the extent that the applicant is incapable of carrying out normal day to day activities unaided
• The optimisation of safety also means using good practices and common sense as far as is practical in day to day activities.
• The optimisation of safety also means using good practices and common sense as far as is practical in day to day activities.
• Multilingualism and promoting linguistic diversity are cornerstones of our day-to-day activities in the European Parliament.
• The forces there cannot responsibly administer day-to-day activities in the country.
• This limited autonomy related to day-to-day activities of the NDLA is analysed in more detail in the assessment section below.
• Living and running a business in sparsely populated areas entail higher costs for day-to-day activities.
• The second answer is that the Member States usually want to exert influence upon the day-to-day activities of any strong institution they create.
• Living and running a business in sparsely populated areas entail higher costs for day-to-day activities.
• Information and communication technologies (ICT) are particularly important to people with disabilities, who have a greater need than most for technological assistance in their day-to-day activities.
• However, these principles also need a framework and process to apply them in practice in the day-to-day activities of the national safety authorities.
• The latter provides many aid organisations with a temporary increase in staff, and it is thus a great source of help in their many day-to-day activities.
• This week Tom Dobbs' presidential transition team briefed him on day-to-day activities in the Oval Office.
• Now whilst I've been assured that their presence will not disrupt our day-to-day activities a word of caution.
• This will focus on eliminating red tape which hampers the day-to-day activities of the 19 million small and medium-sized companies in Europe.
• It is therefore important that once a year Parliament, the Ombudsman and the Commission take stock of how this dimension is taken into account in their regular and day-to-day activities.
• Since its establishment, the single market project has impacted on the day-to-day activities of citizens and companies in a range of fields.
• Such harassment can last for very long periods (even several years), causing the victim anxiety and fear which can seriously affect their normal day-to-day activities.
• In fact, the financing of means of production, here the vessel, is closely linked to the day-to-day activities of SeaFrance.

Some examples from the web:

• These so-called 'side tasks' must comply with a number of conditions.
• Maintaining a website or a theme channel are examples of these side tasks.
• The public broadcasters are eligible for state funding for the 'main task' and 'side tasks'.
• I understand you don't want to get off-side with the other officers, particularly Fletch.
• Indeed, a heavy agreement would have involved Parliament, whereas now, we are to some extent off-side.
• For a century, that country stagnated on account of domestic wars, foreign occupations and idealistic, but ill-considered experiments, and has, internationally speaking, been placed off-side.
• Public broadcasters are allowed by law to perform four categories of activities, which are defined in the current Media Act as 'main task', 'side tasks', 'side activities' and 'association activities'.
• Moreover, the Media Act stipulates that all the net revenues of main and side tasks, side activities and association activities have to be used for the fulfilment of the public service mission.
• He's lining up off sides!
• What is now before us is a so-called light agreement, an agreement in which, to all intents and purposes, this House is off-side.
• I will offer an example which is less dramatic than the one you have chosen to give today; as in football, we have Rules of Procedure; we must obey the Rules of Procedure, because otherwise we are caught off-side.
• first, the net costs of the public service are determined by deducting from the total costs of providing the public services, the net revenues derived from the exploitation of the public service (main and side tasks);
• Ham and I took two years off as a side project to sequence the human genome, but as soon as that was done we got back to the task at hand.
• If I feel you are not suited to this task, I will tap you on the shoulder and for your own safety you will go off to one side, where you will become an observer and no longer a participant.