Sentence examples for duties given to from inspiring English sources

Numerous changes were made to Half Day School between 1958 and 1965, but it remained too small to receive all prospective students; in 1983, Half Day School was closed, its duties given to Laura B. Sprague Elementary School and Daniel Wright Junior High School.

'Wine-making is a sacred duty given to the Georgian people by God,' says Father David Chrvitidze, the leader of the small community of monks at Alaverdi.

Betty Hutton was subsequently cast in the title role, and directing duties were given to Sidney.

At this point, the position's duties were given to Grayson Kirk, who had been appointed Provost in 1949.

Any male pilots fit enough went into combat, so at first the delivery duties were given to World War One veterans.

They could be suspended from duties, given no work, forbidden to celebrate mass – but they had to consent to their own sacking.

"These charities have a duty to use money given to them to support patients and to understand and treat disease.

This means that judges face impossible decisions where equal duty to bury is given to two conflicting parties.

"Voting is a national duty and a right given to you by God".

A perfect duty, such as the duty not to lie, always holds true; an imperfect duty, such as the duty to give to charity, can be made flexible and applied in particular time and place.

As the hours spent studying decline, the hours given to other duties increase.