Sentence examples for duties at all from inspiring English sources

In contrast the cleanest categories of vehicles will either incur no duties at all or taxes at much reduced rates.

where he's not doing nearly as much operating anymore?" HBO's answer, as well as Mr. Albrecht's, has been that he is not backing off his creative duties at all.

But political authorities do not only create duties in others in and some cases do not purport to create such duties at all.

Commands that are unjust or perhaps even commands that require actions that are not exclusively just may not involve duties at all.

Other non-promissory actions, for example voting or participating in politics, fare no better: many do not vote, and few who do regard it as undertaking any duties at all.

Kant also maintains that the duty of self-respect is the most important moral duty, for unless there were duties to respect oneself, there could be no moral duties at all.

Note that this does not say any "religious duty," but merely any duty at all.

So we'll scrap stamp duty on their first home purchase up to £250,000, removing nine out of 10 first-time buyers from paying any stamp duty at all.

However, there are practical steps which can be taken immediately and – if we win the election – one of the first things we will do is to exclude nearly all first-time buyers from paying any stamp duty at all.

The first is that the position has the consequence that no act, in Prichard's official narrow sense, is a duty at all.

"When we came to office, city bankers were paying lower tax rates than those who cleaned for them, foreigners were not paying capital gains tax, hedge funds were abusing partnership rules and the richest in our society routinely did not pay stamp duty at all.