There is not even a patriotic duty to increase one's taxes".
"I have a duty to increase the Kurdish population," Mr Sumer explains.
The Scottish government wants to abolish air passenger duty to increase flying in a bid to stimulate growth.
This is, in short, not a new dawn but the good and important work of the FA, which now recognises its duty to increase participation and improve facilities.
At various times he relates the history of classical heroes, attacks the hoarding of money, and theorizes about astronomy and about the human duty to increase and multiply.
We have a statutory duty to increase public trust and I take this very seriously: we know that the bad actions of a few charities can affect the way all charities are viewed.
I'm not comfortable trusting the truth to one gatekeeper that has a mission and a fiduciary duty to increase advertising revenue, especially when revenue is tied more to engagement than information.
Alloush said "America had a moral duty to increase the pressure" and, in particular, needed to intervene to persuade Russia to require Assad to negotiate seriously, including by ending the use of starvation sieges to force Syrians to abandon the resistance.
As Judge Learned Hand observed in 1934, "Any one may so arrange his affairs that his taxes shall be as low as possible; he is not bound to choose that pattern which will best pay the Treasury; there is not even a patriotic duty to increase one's taxes".
Local authorities have long had a duty to increase the energy efficiency of people's homes, says James Sommerville, manager of Warm Homes Oldham – but tying that into health outcomes, rather than simply poverty and climate change, is a completely new way of thinking.
