Sentence examples for duties duties from inspiring English sources

It does not address impersonal duties (duties owed to no one) or duties owed to self.

Civil recourse theory agrees with corrective justice theory that tort's normative structure involves a variety of first-order duties, duties that establish norms of conduct.

The former accept that we have associative duties – "duties we owe to people with whom we are associated in some way," including compatriots (Seglow 54) – while the latter "regard people's local allegiance as a parochial obstacle that stands in the way of achieving global distributive justice" (55).

Concerning the second question, the entry will suggest that present generations also have additional moral duties (duties not grounded in correlative rights) to future people as well as moral duties to past people owing, in part, to the rights these people had while alive.

It's duty, duty, duty until she bumps into Khan (played by Lost's Naveen Andrews) and he asks her out to the hospital canteen.

Duty, family, duty, duty.

Duty, duty has always come first, as it has for so many people who serve our government.

Tariffs may be further classified into three groups transit duties, export duties, and import duties.

Like parental duties, religious duties are serious and highly personal.

The rotation was divided between clinical duties and research duties.

Among other taxes, corporation tax, national insurance, capital gains tax, inheritance tax, council tax, business rates, the television licence fee, the apprenticeship levy, stamp duties, alcohol duties, tobacco duties, vehicle excise duty and air passenger duty should be abolished".