Sentence examples for beyond their duties from inspiring English sources

They go beyond their duties by keeping in touch with families, listening to them and offering them advice and support.

At Wiley School I learned first-hand how effective teachers are and the extent to which they go beyond their duties to not only teach but to establish a climate for learning that makes a difference in their students' lives.

Often, crew members go above and beyond their duties when it comes to public service, like earlier this year when a stranded ferry crew opened up their ship to a storm hit village on Harris, that had been without power for two days.

As one Fellow noted, "You have to go beyond their duties to get to know the people.

It was shown that they sometimes did things that could be considered going beyond their duties, for instance, calling the participant late at night.

Now Zahira, 26, thanks to midwives in Gampong Nusa Posyandu, Lhok Nga who go beyond their duties to communicate the messages, her perception of breastfeeding is changing, and her three month old daughter Kanza now only receives breast milk.

He believed that lawyers have ethical roles beyond their duty to advance their clients' interests, that, in addition, they have countervailing obligations to the courts, the legal system, third parties, society as a whole, and general morality.

Three magistrates stayed in office more than 3 years beyond their duty (and one seat was empty due to the death of another magistrate who was not replaced).

Transport for London (TfL) said the vouchers were part of a wider internal scheme used by the company to nominate and reward staff who go "above and beyond" their duty.

Some participants reported that they felt their clinician went above and beyond their duty, whilst others were dissatisfied and felt 'dumped' by their clinician and the service.

With respect to performance management, such feelings and views are problematic, because they may lead individuals to discount outstanding performance and the acceptance of responsibilities beyond theirs duties.