Sentence examples for duties exclusively from inspiring English sources

Jackson is a free agent after this season, and there is no guarantee he will return to the Pacers -- although putting the floor-leader duties exclusively in Travis Best's hands does not seem like the wisest move Indiana could make in the off-season.

The worry is not that agent-centered deontology is just another form of egoism, according to which the content of one's duties exclusively concern oneself; even so, the character of agent-relative duties is such that they betoken an emphasis on self that is unattractive in the same way that such emphasis makes egoism unattractive.

In contrast, both multiculturalism and civic integration, with their respective focus on rights and duties, operate exclusively at the state level (p. 13).

Activision has announced a new title in the blockbusting Call of Duty franchise, aimed exclusively at the Chinese market.

Is it fundamentally or even exclusively an obligation, responsibility and duty of the child toward the parent?

Lankford learned how to demonstrate she was more than capable of handling the duties that were once exclusively the domain of men – whether life-threatening rescues or arresting criminals.

Additionally, the work schedule is shifting in most Spanish EDs from a mixed model of 8-h shifts plus 24-h duties to a model exclusively based on 8-h or a maximum of 12-h shifts to match the European directives regarding work days [29].

In 1948, when the Browns won all of their games, Brown took away Rymkus's defensive duties and made him exclusively an offensive tackle.

Soldiers of the brigade were among the first National Guard units to see front-line patrolling duty in the conflict, a job held exclusively by active duty units until that time.

If we allow that intergenerational relations are not exclusively governed by duties with correlative rights, the notion that we can stand under surviving duties towards dead people who cannot be bearers of rights vis-à-vis present people (Sections 5.3 4) is compatible with the forward-looking understanding of the significance of historical injustice.

In the early republic, Congress briefly experimented with taxes on carriages and whiskey, but, before the Civil War, raised revenue almost exclusively through tariffs — duties on imports.