Sentence examples for duties to allow from inspiring English sources

This activity also freed other teaching staff from duties to allow other work at the school to progress.

It's a dereliction of duty to allow vital decisions to be made by a black box".

As leader of a Council that clearly wants this change, it is her duty to allow a vote or help come up with a reasonable compromise.

Bus companies have a duty to allow wheelchair users to travel given how vital this is to disabled people being able to live independent lives".

The attorneys representing the hospital argued that Linda's doctors had a legal duty to allow her the right to live in the least restrictive setting that her disability allowed.

Martin F. Horn, the probation commissioner, said he decided last year to change a longstanding departmental policy, which prohibited all but a handful of officers from carrying guns on duty, to allow most officers to carry a concealed weapon.

Nick Rijke of the NOS said: "Nice have a duty to allow public scrutiny of their work, but unfortunately this is the second time they have been found to have acted unlawfully by hiding behind confidentiality agreements.

It was our duty to allow Castleford the opportunity to speak with Daryl and he decided that the move was the right direction for him to take.

Savulescu (2007a) argues for a 'duty of easy rescue' regardless of whether the fetus counts as a person, he claims, a pregnant woman has a duty to allow acts that do not significantly harm her while protecting her future child from significant harm (see also Draper 1996).

Particularly irritating is his failure in the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Merrick Garland: Toomey refuses to abide by his Constitutional duty to allow the President to nominate a Supreme Court justice, and to have that nomination be heard in the Senate.

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