Sentence examples for duty problems from inspiring English sources

In a culture that insists on the right to pursue happiness — thereby practically making happiness a duty — problems and worries, "named and nameless alike," as Cohen puts it, overwhelm individuals with shame.

It was his idea to create a program that taught youngsters to tackle heavy- duty problems that affect all of us, and ask the students to solve them.

It depicted an agency where partying, heavy drinking, inappropriate sexual liaisons and other off-duty problems were rampant.

Agents were disciplined or prosecuted for sex with under-age women, drunken driving, barroom brawls, drug use and other off-duty problems that called into question their professional fitness.

But the truth is, our country's garbage is a heavy-duty problem, weighing in at about 250 million tons a year.

It's a heavy-duty problem, and an area where Pinterest has been aggressively investing.

Portugal winger Cristiano Ronaldo, Spain playmaker Isco and Brazil fullback Marcelo all returned from international duty with problems of varying degrees of seriousness.

1885) of John Morgan Francis, containing copies of letters written to Francis by colleagues, friends, and family, gives insight into duties and problems of a diplomat; also comments on election of 1884; letters pertain to Cornell crew matters and the controversy between Francis and Charles E. Courtney.

However, in case of off-duty health problems among workers or of more serious injuries or illnesses among children, workers and families had to seek off-site care and pay out of pocket.

We should charge our IT professionals with the duty of documenting problems with outsourced services.

In order to promote safe working practice and quality patient care, healthcare staff have a duty to report problems with undermining or bullying behaviours.