Sentence examples for duties to learn from inspiring English sources

Morrissey shadowed officers in the Metropolitan Police's murder unit during their duties to learn about their jobs.

The biblical verses inculcate the duty to learn, to study, and to observe the Torah.

If we lose sight of that, we fail in our duty to learn the right lessons".

We have a duty to learn about this forgotten genocide, and face our own responsibilities squarely – not to shelter murderers, not to ignore, not to forget.

Sturgeon said ministers had a "sacred duty" to learn lessons from mistakes: everyone, she said, had been "shocked and saddened" by the deaths of Bell and Yuill.

Recognising the power of words he insists, "It is the writer's duty to tell the terrible truth, and it is a reader's civic duty to learn this truth".

Shifting into gear reminds you, over and over, that you are controlling a powerful machine and that it is your duty and responsibility to learn how to do so well.

But we have a duty to help pupils to learn about a world outside their own culture.

We believe that a commitment to free expression carries with it the duty to listen, and to learn, as we seek to lead.

What better way for her to learn the duties of the vice president than to become one?

There has been plenty of grumbling on message boards and sidewalks, with disgruntled theatre fans insisting that a key duty of an actor is to learn his or her lines.