Sentence examples for duty of both from inspiring English sources
It was the duty of both governments, he said, to protect their minorities.
Yet surely it's the duty of both teachers and students alike to really interrogate what they want to say and achieve artistically?
"We have a duty of both contributing to the local society as well as of carrying out research.
They do double duty of both allowing the monkey to control the arms with their thoughts, while allowing the scientists to monitor changes to an area of the brain long ago rewired by amputation.
These inhibitory proteins have the double duty of both locking the GTPase in a nucleotide state, most of the time in a GDP conformation, and preventing membrane targeting by masking the membrane targeting signals.
Caring for one's health is ingrained in many women's belief systems, and can be used to promote breast cancer screening as a religious duty of both women and men to do what is beneficial for themselves and their families.
Sarbanes-Oxley incorporated six main statutory themes, only some of which directly affect corporate governance and the exercise of fiduciary duties of both directors and officers.
In ordering the payment, Judge Laughrey wrote that "ABB breached its fiduciary duties of both loyalty and prudence to the retirement plans, as a result of which it benefited significantly while plan beneficiaries were deprived of millions of dollars.
And it would have to analyze federal laws and policies, new pension-fund standards being developed by federal regulators and the fiduciary duties of both the board and the comptroller.
If he decides to run, Mr. Codey must also find time to carry out the ceaseless duties of both a candidate and world-class fund-raiser -- and hope to generate enough cash between February and the primary in June to keep himself from being buried under the Corzine campaign's blizzard of cash.
Funding for Ph.D. students will be guaranteed for 3 to 4 years, and they will sign an agreement with their supervisor stating the rights and duties of both sides.
