Sentence examples for No duty from inspiring English sources
Of course, some exceptions to the "no duty" rule exist in common law.
Someone who has a pair of privilege rights—no duty to perform the action, no duty not to perform the action is free in an additional sense of having discretion over whether to perform the action or not.
This is true: the text imposes no duty.
No duty was too mundane or extreme for the wildly popular T, which became known by the nickname Flivver.
She owed you no duty of fidelity; your husband did.
There is no duty to suspend a suspected priest.
She has no duty to earthly accuracy or verisimilitude.
So maybe the no-duty crowd is right and the Senate has no duty to consider Garland.
Yet, according to the no-duty crowd, the constitutional text permits this sort of inaction because it imposes no duty to act.
And according to the no-duty crowd, the Senate has no constitutional duty to consider Garland's nomination because, quite simply, this passage -- the text of the Constitution -- imposes no "duty".
