Sentence examples for called duty from inspiring English sources

It's called duty of candour", she tweeted.

It is edited by Bandy X. Lee, a psychiatrist at the Yale School of Medicine who, earlier this year, convened a conference called Duty to Warn.

That is why there is a law in England called Duty of Care: you need a waste management license, you have to know exactly what happens to your waste.

The group, called Duty to Warn, claims that Donald Trump "suffers from an incurable malignant narcissism that makes him incapable of carrying out his presidential duties and poses a danger to the nation".

I think it adds to the terror of the novel that, after a certain point, there is no escape from the facts, only a frightening possibility that above the demands of justice stands a still crueller set of demands, called duty.

This method is called duty cycling.

In this regard, each neural network in the proposed HANN has been given a specific duty, so the proposed procedure can be called Duty-Oriented HANN (DOHANN).

Medical science evolves rapidly and has demonstrated that change is necessary with regard to call duty for residents.

Each test was administered twice, before and after on-call duty.

Conclusion: This finding suggests that cognitive function test scores do decrease after on-call duty.

An example of a 50% workload of an on-call duty is shown in Table 1.