Sentence examples for duties seriously from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly, "acting" agency chiefs take their duties seriously.

It's a matter worth investigating, and Ms. Moore undertakes these duties seriously.

But say this for most co-op boards: they take their fiduciary duties seriously.

GLOOMY talk and stern warnings can help assure markets that a government is taking its fiscal duties seriously.

Waugh took his duties seriously enough, though attendance at Westminster only increased his aversion to politics and politicians.

He takes his avuncular duties seriously, however, particularly the daughters of his youngest brother, Tony, a BBC radio producer.

But voters in those two states seem to be taking their civic duty seriously.

He takes his civic duty seriously, serving on various wildlife, anti drugs, literacy and Aids charities.

But, taking its in loco parentis duty seriously, the University of New Hampshire is considering a ban on such nonalcoholic beverage stimulants, Inside Higher Ed reported Tuesday.

And though I've abandoned Catholicism, the cult that I was born into, and am one of about eight godmothers, I take my duty seriously.

Perhaps Hitchcock, a man who took his national duty seriously, knew that when the message comes in such an elegant envelope, it is hard to resist.