Sentence examples for comprehensive duty from inspiring English sources

Were she on an airline based in Europe, it would have a comprehensive duty of care to your daughter.

"We need to ensure comprehensive duty of care is applied consistently for all staff to protect them (both in terms of risk mitigation and post-incident appropriate support), while enabling agencies to continue reaching out the communities most in needs without fear of litigation or restriction of their work in high risk environments".

Specific negative and positive self-regarding duties are derived from the more comprehensive duty to oneself to do what one can to lead a good or excellent life.

And we can add that each human being has a comprehensive duty to lead a successful life, to the extent that it is within his or her power to do so.

But at the TPP's core is the traditional free-trade aim of "comprehensive duty-free access".

Gen. Oliver O. Howard, whom Sherman deemed more capable of handling the comprehensive duties of a military department.

He entered the Obama administration as a special adviser to Hillary Clinton on the Persian Gulf, but was moved into the White House on June 25 , 2009 and outfitted with an elaborate title and comprehensive duties: Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for the Central Region, including all of the Middle East and the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, Pakistan and South Asia.

This improved control unit could realize reactive power, harmonics, and negative sequence imbalance current comprehensive compensation function, and duty cycle stability are improved.

During the Edo (Tokugawa) period (1603 1867) Bushidō thought was infused with Confucian ethics and made into a comprehensive system that stressed obligation or duty.

To this end, they must have the necessary means to perform their duties, including comprehensive and reliable data about actual security incidents that have led to the personal data of individuals being compromised.

Clinical commissioning groups will have no legal duty to provide comprehensive services: they can pick and choose what services to provide in each locality.