If we indeed have a duty of special concern towards compatriots, and if that is an associative duty, that is because our association with them is intrinsically valuable and bound up with this duty.
By the time she died in 1993, the French Government had not yet approved creation of the foundation, but her longtime American assistant, Mary Lisa Palmer, said she considered it the association's duty to continue working toward that end.
If the Yankees should make an attempt to get out of the deal — which has five years, $114 million remaining — by voiding it, the players association is duty bound to come to Rodriguez's aid with an ironclad defense.
Delinking the association of duty hours, fatigue, and compromised patient safety is important beyond providing clarification of the basis for a socially desired change.
In free-trade associations no duty is levied on imports from other member states, but different rates of duty may be charged by each member on its imports from the rest of the world.
Because such conduct could easily be construed as reckless and willful, thus outside the board director's scope of association-related duties, Association "One's" indemnification may not defend him or the association in any related litigation, nor will it pay damages if damages are awarded.
Our objective was to assess the association between resident duty hour violations and resident concerns about patient safety.
The relationship to traffic volumes indicated that accumulation-mode particles are associated with emissions from heavy-duty traffic (mainly diesel vehicles), whereas particles in the range of 30 60 nm showed a stronger association with light-duty traffic.
Few studies have addressed the association between shift duties and abnormal eating behavior among hospital nurses.
Furthermore, sensitivity analyses showed that the association of most duties with sudden cardiac death would persist, unless the number of missing cases was implausibly large.
