Sentence examples for duty of clearing from inspiring English sources

The threat of minefields is an ongoing and horrifying one, and the duty of clearing them is as difficult as it is dangerous.

The adoption of the duty of tonnage clause followed a motion of Maryland delegates that: 'No state shall be restricted from laying duties of tonnage for the purpose of clearing harbors and erecting light houses.' Despite the assertion that such works were peculiarly necessary in the Chesapeake, the convention proved hostile to state tonnage levies.

When the metal drum in the latrine fills up, some soldier draws the grim public health duty of hauling it clear of the tents, dousing it with a few gallons of fuel, and setting it on fire.

Under our Constitution, the duty of Congress is not to clear the President.

"Despite their clear duty of care for people in offshore detention, the Australian government continues to fight in the courts to deny children the medical care they so desperately need, even when their lives are at grave and imminent risk," the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre's Natasha Blucher said.

I would like to repeat that it is the clear duty of President Obama to liberate the Five.

Researchers involved in the management of this case felt that they had a clear duty of care to this participant and that it was appropriate to use whatever project resources were required to avert a life threatening situation.

All have duties in respect of clear communication. 1. Departmental responsibilities.

In her view the Founding Fathers, although they might have pretended that they longed for private life and engaged in politics only out of a sense of duty, made clear in their letters and recollections that they had discovered unexpected delights in action and had acquired a taste for public freedom and for earning distinction among their peers.

The duty of parents is made very clear in the 1996 Education Act: to ensure a child has "full-time education suitable to his [sic] age, ability and aptitude, and to any special educational needs he may have, either by regular attendance at school or otherwise".

It is the duty of any journalist to provide clear and accurate information to readers.