Sentence examples for duties instead of from inspiring English sources
After scoring his second free-kick of the season in the 2-0 win over Cardiff last time out, Lambert was asked if the assured former FC Groningen player may be given penalty-taking duties instead of Christian Benteke.
His bold strategy seemed to turn 40 years of Aboriginal politics on its head with a pronounced rightwing twist: instead of self-determination, a new paternalism; instead of rights, duties; instead of welfare, obligations.
He would also extend existing bans on chemical weapons in gaseous form to liquids and solids, make it illegal to possess explosives knowing that they are stolen and stiffen penalties for all attacks on any Federal workers related to their official duties, instead of just certain protected categories.
[In 2014, a report was issued by the European Electronic Privacy Information Center revealing that the RFID-powered flexible display technology distracted inspectors from their duties instead of improving the effectiveness of control, actually causing more opportunity for terrorists.
It is high time for the major powers to have the boldness to carry out their duties instead of yielding to fear and submitting to intimidation.
The mission was a success: a German brigade was diverted to hunt the small force, and a German division was retained on rear-area security duties instead of going into the front line.
And how will Miss Middleton and Prince William adjust to a life together that will increasingly be dictated by public duty instead of private happiness?
Those seats allowed the Brat to be imported under the 2.5percentt passenger-truck duty instead of the 25percentt cargo-truck duty.
They would also be expected to write their full account before going off duty, instead of the current system where they have 48 hours to recover.
Ian Bell too would have been doing domestic duty, instead of indulging his penchant for scoring international runs when it doesn't matter.
Parrhesia is a verbal activity in which a speaker expresses his personal relationship to truth through frankness instead of persuasion, truth instead of flattery, and moral duty instead of self-interest and moral apathy.
