Sentence examples for duty driven from inspiring English sources

If we accept that the inherently inviolable right in this debate is that of the right to enhance personal utility then attempts to achieve that enhancement could be justifiable, regardless of an increase or a decrease in personal utility or societal benefit or detriment as an outcome, so long as the usage is duty driven.

But now duty has driven him into exile and his wife and baby daughter are hiding in America.

It is obvious to anyone living in London that stamp duty has driven an explosion in loft extensions.

Mr. Lloyd said city police officers who had been put on desk duty or driven to calls by the DeKalb County police were now temporarily suspended, and the city, which has a population of 2,200, laid off 9 of 20 employees on Friday.

The measures of light-duty distances driven per person, per registered vehicle, per licensed driver and per household — compiled from federal data — all reached peaks in 2004, and had declined 5 percent to 9 percent by 2011, the Michigan study says.

The results on the engine bench were compared against a Euro 3 common-rail light-duty vehicle driven on the chassis dynamometer, in order to include the effects of emission control systems (EGR and oxidation catalyst).

on HuffPost Live Wednesday to explain exactly how congressional duties are driven by grueling fundraising schedules.

Ultimately, it's a sense of duty that drives him on towards immortality.

His leadership could show that it is everyone's patriotic duty to drive a fuel-efficient car.

But in McCain's continuing self-dramatization it is duty that drives him, not the self-serving ambition that impels most politicians.

Investors in the buy-to-let and second home sectors rushing to beat April's stamp duty increase drove up demand in March, which has since dropped substantially.