Sentence examples for duty acknowledged from inspiring English sources

A Home Office impact statement in March on the new Prevent duty acknowledged that there was a "risk that parts of the policy may be perceived to restrict the freedom of speech, and that legislating will give greater prominence to criticism that the programme is there to spy on individuals, or that it targets Muslims".

Outside the courtroom, Swett — a 26-year veteran of the police force who is back to full duty — acknowledged the defendant's apology and said he feels sorry for Bogard's family.

Even investors like Mr. Shih, who were once wooed by Beijing to build factories with promises of tax breaks and reduced import duties, acknowledge they can no longer plow money into China without thinking twice.

Susan [D1], who worked with active duty personnel, acknowledged that public health was "kind of scared of the military", and suggested that they should be "getting past that, and, like, learning about that culture, just like we would learn about any other culture".

But even as he and his aides tried to go about their regular duties, they acknowledged the gut-churning waiting game.

It is likely motivated by the worry that if self-regarding duties are acknowledged, then the door is open for paternalistic interference.

We also have a duty for acknowledging when they try to get it right.

But first the critics of this war have a duty to acknowledge that something good has happened, and that this good has to be weighed in the scale against their misgivings.

The Supreme Court's action ends an important legal case, but not President Obama's duty to acknowledge what occurred, and to come up with ways to compensate torture victims and advance accountability.

This gap will not be bridged quickly but the state has a moral duty to acknowledge the deep and genuine grievances of the last 40 years and initiate the policies and actions that will lead to a better future.

Governments have woken up to the fact that they need to preserve their greatest treasures but as tourists we too have a duty to acknowledge that in visiting them we may be contributing to their demise.