Sentence examples for considering a duty from inspiring English sources

He also said that he was considering "a duty of candour" to compel the individuals to be open and honest about errors.

This should be considered a duty of care and one that the founders of the welfare state, such as Richard Titmuss, saw as a social duty.

Although the disaster has fallen in the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, when charity is considered a duty, Muslim states have donated virtually nothing via the United Nations and relatively small sums on their own.

The situations are different (Switzerland is a stable confederation with medieval roots, Belgium a rickety federation born in 1830, Luxembourg a tiny grand duchy), but they have one thing in common: multilingualism in the country's native languages is considered a duty of good citizenship for all.Spain, meanwhile, privileges one language.

Here, we are considering an individual duty to share on the side of data subjects; however, it is also feasible to consider a duty to share for third party data controllers (but we will not do so here).

We consider a duty cycled WSN which has a scheduling period that is divided into T slots of fixed and equal length, and is indexed by 0,1,2,⋯,T-1.

"This is considered a duty imposed by our true religion on every Muslim, necessitating the prevention of any blaspheming reports to our Prophet (peace be upon him) and to our true religion," said a statement released via the state press agency SPA.

This was a time when work was considered a duty, an obligation, even a responsibility.

As befits so awesome a phenomenon, the science of studying law -- jurisprudence, or fiqh -- came to be considered a duty akin to prayer.

Despite it being plainly obvious (what candidate is not flawed?), it is a often considered a duty to vote in a free society.

Family care is considered a duty, even when such care becomes a severe burden for the main female family caregiver in particular.