Sentence examples for does not duly from inspiring English sources

"Even though China reiterates its firm commitment to continued opening-up and reform, this does not duly characterize the current situation in China," John Clarke, head of the European Union's delegation to the World Trade Organization, said on Monday during China's trade policy review in Geneva.

If their organization does not duly compensate them, they leave to find another company that will, just like anyone else offering trained services (including journalists).

The definition of MALA in this study did not duly account for people presenting primarily with tissue hypoperfusion as the likely cause of their lactic acidosis.

But then subtlety does not win many elections.The president duly trumpeted the lodging of the complaint with the World Trade Organisation (WTO) at a rally in Cincinnati, Ohio's third city, declaring that Chinese export subsidies "directly harm" workers across Ohio, Michigan and the Midwest.

Although the result was satisfactory for the Henderson camp, the bloodless victory did not over duly impress the bookmakers, and Ladbrokes and Victor Chandler keep her at 16-1 for the juvenile highlight.

But, she added, "it does not take the place of having a duly confirmed political appointee".

The duly constituted board of News Corp does not share the great octogenarian's love of print: it is increasingly hacked off.

Seven Nation Army was duly beaten at odds of 1-2 asd, as the Racing Post has put it this morning, does not look one to trust.

Nozick does not begin this work by declaring that there are things that may not be done to individuals unless, of course, they are duly compensated.

Whereas proponents of this approach duly noted that the measure uses a different weight for health differentials at the end of age distributions and does not exclude health differentials that are due to unavoidable factors (e.g. genes).

The workers' clear pick to win the primary was Senator John Kerry, a forecast we did not believe but duly reported with the caveat that the poll had "no history whatsoever of accuracy".