Sentence examples for duties to support from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, he continues recording and is committed to a handful of promotional duties to support the release of the new album, Happy People/U Saved Me, including this first interview with a British publication since the story broke.

The corps conducted a similar mission to its first deployment, focusing on providing personnel management, training, communications, convoy escort, and other duties to support the commanding elements of Multi-National Force Iraq.

Third, upper-middle-class and upper-class fathers expressed concerns about their long-lasting duties to support older sons and daughters from the 1850s.

Thus the duty of rescue and the obligation from fairness operate in a concordant, not contradictory fashion: one reinforces the other, and both reinforce our duties to support, through our participation, research that has benefited us and will benefit others.

Many supporters no longer feel the duty to support.

America has a duty to support its needy elderly.

That is something your dad has an ethical (and, apparently, a legal) duty to support.

Is it my patriotic duty to support the English or the Normans?

He nevertheless felt a duty to support these women, along with their parents and children.

"I felt it was my duty to support the president," Mr. Ballenger said afterward.

"So it's your duty to support her and prepare her mentally.