Sentence examples for duty of identifying from inspiring English sources

Somebody somewhere has the responsibility, indeed the necessary duty, of identifying those who bear us ill.

"We just brought the parents into a trailer for the awful duty of identifying their little ones," Mr. Browne wrote in an e-mail.

I was on the first bus to take people to the gym in Hillsborough where many of the victims were brought, and was beside members of families as they began the dreadful duty of identifying their loved ones who had died that day.

The results of the study indicate that it is possible some zoonoses are missed by those entrusted with the duty of identifying them.

In such an environment, employees go beyond "the call of duty" to identify unsafe conditions and behaviors.

During the 60 days, the staff member will either continue working in his or her position on regular payroll, be relieved of job duties to identify and pursue other employment opportunities or a combination of the above.

Goal-setting duties require the achievement of an outcome (e.g. a duty to ensure the safety and wellbeing of identified rights holders).

All medical schools have a duty of care to identify and support students at risk of dropout and to support students who leave in identifying new career options.

He said bookmakers should have a duty of care to identify and exclude problem gamblers.

Such examples include a duty to prevent a patient from self-inflicted injuries [ 10], military nursing in a combat environment [ 11], strategies providing care for women with post partum psychosis [ 12], or the duty of attempting to identify and meet children's need of spiritual care [ 13].

Such rights can impose surviving duties; they imply duties that are (also) binding after the death of the bearer of the right if the appropriate bearer of the duty is identified.