Sentence examples for a duty to develop from inspiring English sources

Indeed, with more than nine out of 10 public sector respondents to our recent research believing that employers have a duty to develop the skills of young people, we'd encourage managers to get involved and help shape the recruits of the future.

Hence, the Humanity in oneself is the source of a duty to develop one's talents or to 'perfect' one's Humanity.

For example, one has a duty to develop one's talents and not to devote one's life entirely to idleness and pleasure (Kant 1785).

A self-regarding duty to develop one's talents, if there is such a duty, is categorical.

We here argue why there exists a moral need or duty to develop such a regulatory framework.

Background: The incontrovertible evidence in support of adult male circumcision as a strategy for the reduction of HIV transmission means that South Africa has a human rights and ethical duty to develop a national male circumcision policy.

He added that it was Europe's duty to develop a single response to the crisis and criticised leaders who believed "one can just shut their doors in the global world".

The actions taking place in Cluj this year could become a model of inspiration, and it is our duty to develop and promote this model as much as we can, motivating other authorities to invest in adolescents and youth", said Mr. Vlad Ţone, Head of Cabinet, Ministry of Youth and Sports.

"It is part of our duty to develop not only these three playwrights but a generation of actors and stage managers and designers who can contribute to this place as, hopefully, it grows," Mr. Soloway said.

I hope not, because I believe that it is our duty to develop students' critical skills.

The move relieved Asiaworld of its legal duty to develop the lots and donate them to Paranaque.