He acknowledged a duty to his people, yes, but he also felt a duty to poetry itself.
He acknowledged a duty to defend his state's laws, and he said he had fulfilled that duty by instructing lawyers on his staff to represent the commission.
Because the common good has been associated with the existence of an active, public-spirited citizenry, which has acknowledged the duty of performing public service (whether politically or, in the case of the ancient Greek city-states, militarily), its relevance to contemporary politics has been called into question.
"What will we tell the person whose father died from lung cancer because one of our medicines was delayed – and essentially was delayed because in the meantime our two companies were involved in saving tax and saving costs?" But he also acknowledged his duty to shareholders, saying the board would have to consider a credible bid.
Texas did not acknowledge a duty to retreat until 1973.
But we must acknowledge the duty to exercise professional judgment.
The best outcome is for Mr. Monserrate to acknowledge his duty and quit.
He is an example to emulate: a poet, not a politician, who acknowledges no duty except making great art.
All agree, however, in acknowledging the duty to assist users to find answers to inquiries and to carry out searches in existing literature.
Similarly, the Doctor is at least trying to acknowledge his "duty of care" towards her, all the while plunging her into perilous situations week-on-week.
This distinguished biologist proposes that there is yet time to avoid a grand planetary environmental crash provided we get serious, acknowledge a duty of stewardship and recognize an emotional affiliation (biophilia, as he calls it) with other kinds of life.
