Sentence examples for creating a duty from inspiring English sources

The government will create a new over-arching law creating a duty on the whole public sector to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor.

Contributors to "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump" ask whether this creates a "duty to warn".

Respect for the past and responsibility to future generations creates a duty to conserve our resources and protect the environment.

So you are seeing this generational shift in Spain, the feeling that past suffering creates a duty to tell".

And this is why Adoption UK is arguing for the children and families bill to create a duty to provide post-adoption support.

While a pattern of sharing business secrets among family members related to the business might create a duty of trust and confidence, there was no evidence of that in the Chestman case.

The fact that the two men were friends does not create a duty of trust and confidence for insider trading liability; otherwise, the defense will argue that almost any personal connection could be enough for insider trading liability.

These bonds create a duty – a duty that is easy to follow, so long as we listen to our nature and tune out the voices of fanaticism and rationalisation (which all too often work together).

"My starting point was 'how do we create a duty of care to the planet, a pre-emptive obligation to not harm the planet?'" After a successful launch at the UN in 2008, the idea has been adopted by the Bolivian government, who will propose a full members' vote, and Higgins has taken up her campaign for ecocide.

And "to F" stands for "to create a duty to be obeyed", for example.

For if there had been no duty to keep one's promises in the state of nature, then the original contract could not have created a duty.