Sentence examples for abiding duty from inspiring English sources

It would seem to me, however, that those who care about human rights have an important and abiding duty to speak out against the law in every way possible.

"In politics we cannot always have the luxury of doing what we want for ourselves, but we have an abiding duty to do what is right for our country.

The abiding duty of language, it seems to me, is to expose us, to say a little more than we had intended to say, and so her choice of words, their muddled logic, opened a window into the mind of our new prime minister and articulated a sentiment that is shared by a significant number of people, I have no doubt, and is a genuine anxiety, I think.

"We all  have an abiding  duty to join hands in this worthy initiative aimed at enabling the Nigerian girl-child optimally realize the potentials of her creative and productive capabilities".

They informed Mousavi that the incumbent Ahmadinejad would be declared the victor, and that Mousavi was to fulfill his duties by abiding by the supreme leader's wish and accepting the new plan in the interest of national security.

The ministry's duty is to monitor whether government officials are abiding by the law.Anti-corruption activists question how impartial Mr Andrade's probe will be, since he owes his job to Mr Peña.

They do this not out of wickedness or caprice but to punish the living for not abiding by the ethical standards of the community and to remind them of their imperative duty to live a moral life.

Premier Rugby insist they are merely abiding by International Rugby Board rules after Wales head coach Warren Gatland described the situation governing his English-based players' release for World Cup duty as "ridiculous".

In heavenly love abiding.

"I am abiding by that agreement".

They are abiding, inclusive and opportunistic.