Sentence examples for duties better from inspiring English sources

Volunteers would undoubtedly perform their duties better than reluctant draftees pulled in by the Selective Service System.

Boards can fulfill strategic oversight duties better if they implement a formal review process: a strategic audit.

Some of the most mundane devices are designed to accomplish a simple task extremely well — and in some cases they still execute those duties better than their high-tech brethren.

The Bhagavadgita, by demanding that God's worshipers fulfill their duties—"better one's own duty ill-done than another's well-performed" (3.35)—and observe the rules of moral conduct, bridged the chasm between ascetic disciplines and the search for emancipation on the one hand and the exigencies of daily life, more particular rules of the caste system, on the other.

Mr. Hevesi said that his legislative duties better suited his interests and that the borough president's job would cause a "major disruption of my family," as well as an end to his job as an associate professor of political science at Queens College.

As we have seen, deontological theories all possess the strong advantage of being able to account for strong, widely shared moral intuitions about our duties better than can consequentialism.

And if dollars are found to release only a few teachers for such duty, better trained -- and, thus, better paid -- aides are needed, especially in secondary schools where discipline is more difficult.

"An official's crucial duties are better carried out late than never," Justice Alito wrote.

That is so because, as we have held time and again, an official's crucial duties are better carried out late than never.

Working as a museum curator is a demanding job with many different responsibilities--and, like most jobs, some of those duties are better than others.

The more players on your roster out on international duty, the better your team.