Sentence examples for duties form from inspiring English sources

"Much of this will be due to the fact that ceremonial duties form a big part of what we do in the military," said a spokesman.

FAO shall be exempt from all indirect taxes and duties on its operations and transactions, unless such taxes or duties form part of the price to be paid, and cannot be identified separately from such price.

SECTION 16 FAO shall be exempt from all indirect taxes and duties on its operations and transactions, unless such taxes or duties form part of the price to be paid, and cannot be identified separately from such price.

Defensive duties formed the biggest part of the visitors' efforts and they rose to that challenge.

The consciousness of a thousand imperfections in the discharge of my duty, forms the principal trial.

But in the search for survivors afterward, the draft said, "hundreds of untrained, under-equipped and unsupervised" officers, both on and off duty, "formed bucket brigades on site, which, while admirable, exposed large numbers to a high level of risk".

The shortcomings of a narrow approach to human solidarity and morality reflect the need for a more coherent approach to moral behaviour with full consideration of the co-relative duties that form part of the conceptual logic of rights language and its moral grip [ 18- 20].

He is talking as prime minister, with a duty to form a government, not as Labour leader.

Britain had a duty to form its own view of whether the Saudis were in breach of international law, he argued.

Labour has a duty to form a government, he will say, but it will only be trusted to do so if the party listens to the "real and not the imagined concerns of people's lives".

Is it just possible that the Slane Castle crowd might simply have been unimpressed with Plan B? I don't know: I wasn't there, but even if Plan B had been playing a blinder, did the crowd really have a duty to form a moshpit just because he wanted one?