Sentence examples for duty altogether from inspiring English sources

When he began his military service recently, he landed a desk job.More and more people are finding ways to evade tough duty, or duty altogether.

To open up the incomes of individuals to the public gaze is to discourage people from pursuing a private endeavour, and perhaps to erode any sense of the difference between the private endeavour and the public duty altogether.

It's not that conservative Christians are fleeing civic duty altogether: evangelicals still vote, for example, at a higher rate than do members of almost any other major religious group.

After his father abdicated parental duties altogether, Norman lived in a children's home before striking out on his own when he was about 14.

Also, they can adopt the system of preferential taxation or even abolish customs duties altogether.

Structural human resource shortages (a hardware factor) thus contributed to a high burden of work and pressure to complete tasks quickly, which, compounded in some cases by lack of capacity, contributed to data-entry errors, shortcuts or shirking of these duties altogether.

At this point in time public opinion was clearly turning against any woman who would willingly choose to neglect her domestic duties or altogether disavow them, especially should she do so for either social or strictly selfish reasons.

And yet those Republicans' limited vision of Indian freedom — one in which Indians would be free to reap the fruits of their labor, but not free from the duty to labor altogether — made for an incomplete Indian Emancipation Proclamation.

Settling in, the visitors reminded each other that the restaurant's Web site had explained how the black slipcovers on the dining chairs are changed after each seating, and that the law prevents the waiters (the two co-proprietors, who are brothers) from going about their duties in the altogether.

Better still, get rid of IHT altogether.' Stamp duty on land and property: This was raised last year, but property at the top end of the scale could prove an easy target again.

As always the chancellor wants to pull a rabbit out of the hat and at the end of his Autumn Statement he announced that rather than postponing the fuel duty increase he was cancelling it altogether.