Sentence examples for duty bound to consider from inspiring English sources

As more brave men and women return home and face formidable challenges adjusting to civilian life, this is a question all Americans are duty bound to consider.

Federal prosecutors are duty bound to consider that history in determining whether to initiate or recommend prosecution and most importantly does the prior violence have a relationship to the charged offense.

We feel duty bound to take advice from those living at the sharp end inside the occupied territories.

There is an irony in the fact that toy shops are legally bound to consider the access of their disabled customers, while the products inside, created by huge companies that profit from the entertainment and education of our children, have no legal duty to consider how they represent disabled children and can therefore continue to culturally marginalise them.

"The effect of such revised measures being considered at this juncture is that we, as administrators are duty bound to inform those parties who have submitted bids of the proposed resolutions the SPL intends to consider.

He added: "The effect of such revised measures being considered at this juncture is that we are duty bound to inform those parties who have submitted bids.

"I think we're duty bound to provide support," Bush said.

"I've caused enormous harm and I think I'm duty bound to try and put things right.

Clegg fudged it, responding: "Everybody is duty bound to tread carefully when entering in to this heated debate".

But we are duty bound to raise concern about the poisoning of the public debate.

But I feel duty bound to declare an interest.