Sentence examples for aspect of duty from inspiring English sources

It defines the most sobering aspect of duty.

The Times acknowledged the bleakness of the work but allowed that it matched Hardy's grim view of the world: "Egdon Heath is not likely to be popular, but it says what the composer wants to say, whether we like it or not, and truth is one aspect of duty".

These have in part been brought about by outsourcing to the private sector: money has still to be spent for these services and aspects of duty of care have been neglected through outsourcing.

2 These personnel had limited exposure to local food and water sources; the risk posed by outbreaks of giardiasis among those for whom such exposures are intrinsic aspects of duty would likely be much higher than suggested by this report.

A lighter aspect of jury duty is featured in Calvin Trillin's 1986 "Letter from Mott Street".

The most interesting aspect of this duty has been to realise how, at the grassroots, playwriting is so completely dominated by women.

The Aronson formulation is a common starting point because it includes an aspect of the duty of care, the need for a Board to make a decision "on an informed basis," that was not found in prior formulations used by the Delaware Supreme Court.

But no aspect of her duties will be more closely watched than the department's efforts to aid the homeless.

In this environment, it's unsurprising that many boards are taking the oversight aspect of their duties much more seriously than in the past.

Because few of the replacement officials had even worked major Division I college football — and those who did were retired when the N.F.L. brought them in — there is an understandable hesitancy from many of the replacements when it comes to handling the TV aspect of their duties.

A second letter to the crime panel read: "I have always sought to do the right thing as I go about discharging every aspect of my duties.