Sentence examples for duty speech from inspiring English sources

As you recall the Independent saying that Kate "enters a zombie state of cipher-like spokesperson for the married woman as she delivers her duty speech before placing her hand beneath Petruchio's foot", you wonder could this be a statement on religious brainwashing of women into "willing" subjugation?

"The question of when employees can be disciplined for off-duty speech is hazy," he said.

As Suresh Grover, the human-rights campaigner working for the families of three British citizens who were killed in Gujarat in 2002, puts it, he would have probably been arrested for wilful neglect of duty, hate speech and for inciting violence.

The question then is whether the Police Department can punish these officers for their off-duty private speech on a matter of public concern without violating the constitution.

His blue-eyed portrait, in white uniform with gold braid and multiple medals, stared down from walls in offices and private houses alike; but he was stocky and dull, the typical son of a German immigrant brewer, and preferred desk-duties to speeches and parades.

He later said that Douglas MacArthur's famous "Duty, honor, country" speech was an important influence on his view of the military.

He presented General of the Army Douglas MacArthur the Sylvanus Thayer Award in 1962, which was the occasion of MacArthur's famous Duty, Honor, Country speech to the United States Military Academy Corps of Cadets.

So it looked as if he'd been locked in an attic, like the first Mrs Rochester, but been allowed out for such light buffoonery duties as his speech in praise of England, custard and St George.

Never, ever give such people speech duties.

Universities have a legal duty to secure free speech.

The state has a duty to protect free speech as well as security.