Sentence examples for Inescapable duty from inspiring English sources

Heaney's greatness was cultural as well as lyrical: he saw it as his inescapable duty to attempt a mood of reconciliation among his community.

The Lib Dem leader said: "I feel it is an inescapable duty on us as a party to be more diverse in the way we are represented..

I feel is is an inescapable duty on us as a party to be more diverse in the way we are represented..

However, our frame of government also imposes another inescapable duty upon the judiciary, that of protecting the constitutional rights of freedom of speech and assembly from improper invasion, whether by the national or the state legislatures.

What we all have an inescapable moral duty to do is to continue with scientific investigation of gene editing techniques to the point at which we can make a rational choice.

1082, 1090, 22 L.Ed.2d 281 ("the habeas corpus jurisdiction and the duty to exercise it being present, the courts may fashion appropriate modes of procedure.... Where their duties require it, this is the inescapable obligation of the courts") (emphasis added); FTC v. Dean Foods Co., 384 U.S. 597, 604, 86 S.Ct.

"You know what I mean?" And there is an inescapable conflict of interest between the staff's duty to the law, and to therapeutic confidentiality.

Genuine randomization of clusters and robust political systems help to address the inescapable issue of fairness, while those with a duty of care to individual patients are protected by policy.

The combat duty the men had long tried to avoid became inescapable in the spring of 1864.

There's a rather interesting article over on Gamasutra today which points out the inescapable fact that for all its record setting at launch, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will likely never catch Call of Duty: Black Ops in lifetime sales.

But after the shock of Wolff's account of Trump's willful ignorance and intellectual incoherence fades, Americans will be left with the inescapable conclusion that the president is not capable of fulfilling his duties as commander in chief.