Sentence examples for because duty from inspiring English sources

This represents $100 in value because duty is levied at 10percentt of the fair retail value of the first $1,000 above the $400.

This is because duty days are calculated separately for each team on which he plays.

How often do we, as adults, lose a bigger perspective because duty calls?

We used several assumptions to estimate these thresholds because different duty rates exist for the same modelled beverage type (for example, there are currently three duty rates for beer which increase with alcohol content) and because duty rates for cider and wine are calculated based on product volume rather than on ethanol content.

Mr Zakharov says his business suffered recently because duties on car parts have soared.

Mr. Monti argued that duty-free shops merely allowed affluent travelers to avoid sales taxes because duties between European Union countries had already been eliminated.

Despite the promise of these new arenas, the richest opportunities for the Swiss are likely to remain in Mexico, and not just because duties on watch imports were cut to zero this year.

It is because duties of virtue alone are subject only to internal compulsion that Kant calls them "directly ethical duties".

I asked the TSA whether she could have had her liquids repackaged at a duty-free shop in Vancouver, and the answer is no because duty-free in a country that didn't sell the oil has no way of knowing whether the oil is just a cover-up for something more nefarious.

The MetroStars played without five regulars, three because of injuries and two -- RICHIE WILLIAMS and CLINT MATHIS -- because of duty with the United States national team.

Social media is different from traditional media because its duty is not to inform.