Sentence examples for duty imposed from inspiring English sources

The duty imposed upon the Commission does not extend beyond the need for its action.

This is the duty imposed, and it is one that must be performed.

Nor did it find that the Secretary violated any duty imposed by regulation.

(3) A person is not subject to the duty imposed by subsection (1) if he is subject to the duty imposed by section 1(1) of the Justice (Northern Ireland) Act 2002 (c. 26).

Doing what he had to do: not the kind of duty imposed by someone else, or by the state, but the kind that one chooses for oneself.

That decline is partly the result of a special stamp duty imposed in November — of as much as 15 percent on quick resales.

Sometimes duty imposes itself on you.

in the case of an article not subject to duty, imposing a duty in excess of 50percentt ad valorem.

The overall theory is that there has been a breach of the fiduciary duty (imposing utmost honesty and fairness) that one spouse owes the other.

The law allows companies that initiate anti-dumping complaints to claim any duties imposed.

They work in smaller venues and without the duties imposed by public funding.