Sentence examples for a higher duty from inspiring English sources

"These are not copies and I'd expect them to have a higher duty of care.

Consumers should be referred to as clients instead of merely customers, to whom a higher duty of care is owed.

We also felt a higher duty of care towards her because she had been my mother's cat.

Muni issuers rely heavily on underwriters, and those firms have a higher duty to deal fairly with them.

"It is independent of government but it has a higher duty, it has a duty of objectivity that the rest of the media does not.

Far from showing "a higher duty to wider humanity" it was a hatred of his mother country, and not idealism, which led him to blow the whistle on Israel's nuclear arsenal.

Just as the nation has a high duty to make sure we're putting them in harm's way for a very good reason, we have a high duty to see that they're not exploited financially.

"However, we are committed to providing a high duty of care to our officers - past and present.

It leads them to believe, quite sincerely, that their duty to protect the security of citizens is not just a high duty (which it is) but their highest duty.

Those who write and broadcast have a high duty: and must have in mind, always, that it consists of educating a citizenry.

The first measure was the Plantation Act of 1764, usually called the Revenue, or Sugar, Act, which reduced to a mere threepence the duty on imported foreign molasses but linked with this a high duty on refined sugar and a prohibition on foreign rum (the needs of the British treasury were carefully balanced with those of West Indies planters and New England distillers).