It is a duty nevertheless.
Rogers says the logical course of action for companies in light of this flexibility may be to adopt a "don't ask don't tell" approach to reporting their environmental liabilities, but that director and officer duties might nevertheless require them to do more.
I told him that, while recognising that men on both sides had "done their duty", I nevertheless greatly regretted the heavy loss of life and hoped that he would feel able to write back and "shake hands", so to speak, via email.
Until one achieves a permanent change in the will's orientation in this respect, a revolution in which moral righteousness is the nonnegotiable condition of any of one's pursuits, all of one's actions that are in accordance with duty are nevertheless morally worthless, no matter what else may be said of them.
Nevertheless, duties in this time were focused mainly upon maintaining a defensive presence in the line and rebuilding the defences.
Thus, while there is no constitutional duty to elect senators, we nevertheless have a duty to the Constitution to elect senators.
But he added, "it is nevertheless our duty not to ignore the benefits that may come about," including an empty throne.
"It is, nevertheless, the duty of the Ministry of Defence to provide options for the use of military force in scenarios such as Syria, and military advice on the utility of those options".
Welensky, who had opposed UDI, stated that he felt it was nevertheless "the duty of every responsible Rhodesian to support the revolutionary government" as he believed the only alternative was a descent into anarchy.
Likewise, even if the constitutional text imposes no duty on senators to consider and confirm Supreme Court justices, our senators nevertheless have a duty to the Constitution to consider and confirm Supreme Court justices.
