It was a different kind of tragedy that had befallen this family but within the sphere of duties for Miranda Torres that day.
(However, MacCormick also allows that the law properly can regulate the sphere of "duties of justice," as these duties are in some sense weightier (MacCormick 1985, 35).) Accordingly, at least in some spheres of conduct, the question of what the law is ought to be held distinct from the question of what morality requires.
those art objects and libraries which appear suitable for equipping the Hohe Schule within Reichsleiter Rosenberg's sphere of duty". M. GERTHOFFER: I shall omit the quotation, Mr. President.
First, the spheres of duty of these three offices were completely different.
DR. GAWLIK: In what other spheres of duty did you work in the SD? DR.
I'll be a legal adult, which qualifies me to enter the sphere of jury duty, voting and purchasing liquid White-Out.
Humans emerge from it – using their de facto traits and capacities (which Pufendorf associates with "soul") – by moralizing themselves through social interaction, gradually articulating a normative sphere of rights and duties only formally imposed by their creator.
The show, through Jan . 29 demonstrates his abstract style, emphasis on color and design, and the considerable influence of his tours of duty in Asia.
There are certain central government officials whose duties lie in the sphere of local government.
By contrast, very little has been done in the sphere of music, despite the considerable role it plays in so many religions.
Yet to what extent did Scheherazade see their sexual relationship as one of her duties, and how much did it belong to the sphere of her personal life?
