Sentence examples for duty exists from inspiring English sources

The Florida law explicitly states that no such duty exists in the state.

"A right implies a duty" means that a proposition about the right's validity implies a proposition that some duty exists.

In 2001, Ruth Chadwick and Kåre Berg asked whether a duty exists for the public to contribute samples and data to genetic databases.

This continuing duty exists separate and apart from the trustee's duty to exercise prudence in selecting investments at the outset".

The letter said the government would meet its commitment to consult in cases that such a duty exists.

Whether a duty exists is based in large part on whether the type of harm suffered is foreseeable to the product manufacturer and whether the way the product was being used at the time was also foreseeable.

Similar duties exist for example in the US [46], in South Africa and Brazil.

Enlisted personnel no longer do KP (kitchen patrol) duty and the old 7-day week, 24-h duty concept exists only under combat.

We used several assumptions to estimate these thresholds because different duty rates exist for the same modelled beverage type (for example, there are currently three duty rates for beer which increase with alcohol content) and because duty rates for cider and wine are calculated based on product volume rather than on ethanol content.

Of course, some exceptions to the "no duty" rule exist in common law.

The tax, often referred to simply as stamp duty, has existed in various forms since the 1690s.