(Does Britain have a duty to solve America's problems?) Nonetheless, there is a moral case for American intervention.
Asked whether housebuilders had a duty to solve the housing crisis, Redfern said they had a "reasonable duty not to be part of the problem" and that property developers had an interest in growing home ownership because it boosted sales.
Prodded on by the succès fou of a traveler's account of Afghanistan, the British government begins to view the country as a problem it has a duty to solve.
Here was the MP whom the citizens of Batley and Spen had entrusted to represent them, fresh from conducting her duty to solve the practical problems of those same citizens in a constituency surgery.
Commodore Andrew Cameron, chief executive of Combat Stress, says that after more than a decade of conflict, involving tens of thousands of troops, the UK has to accept it has a significant new problem, and a duty of care to solve it.
Nadia, you see, believes it is the duty of the United States to solve the problems of other countries, a belief that embraces the invasion of Iraq.
In order to solve this problem, asynchronous duty cycle with network-coding Asynchronous Duty Cycle with Network-Coding MAC (ADCNC-MAC) is proposed.
I sat up late in the orderly room that evening, trying halfheartedly to solve the riddle of duty rosters, personnel forms, and morning reports.
This uncertainty made it difficult to provide a clear response to municipal requests or to solve local disputes over the respective duties and responsibilities of the two parties.
Instead philosophers needed to cultivate a sense of public duty in order to be any good at helping to solve the world's most pressing problems.
