Sentence examples for duties to consider from inspiring English sources

British soldiers are formally reminded of their duties to consider the morality and legality of their actions - they know that, for instance, if ordered to attack civilians, they should refuse, as the rules of war make such actions a crime.

An inquiry is under a duty to consider the evidence objectively and impartially.

Despite its success, the company, Mr. Kagermann said, had a duty to consider the Microsoft offer.

The clinics have a duty to consider the best interests of the child when carrying out IVF.

But Mr Ambachtsheer says board members also have a fiduciary duty to consider how fees are eroding assets.

"If, after the conclusion of proceedings, new material comes to light that may cast doubt upon the safety of a conviction, we have a duty to consider disclosure.

Wendell Pierce, best known for Selma and The Wire, said Americans had a duty to consider their own contributions to ending the violence.

When Railtrack ran out of money, he had a legal duty to consider giving it more in order to keep the railway running.

"It is this duty to consider the public interest that provides comfort to the client that matters are being dealt with properly and with integrity".

Martin Doel, chief executive of the Association of Colleges, said: "It is the Secretary of State's statutory duty to consider the impact of new schools on other local providers.

None of those investors would speak for the record, but all suggested that the board had a fiduciary duty to consider their interests.