Instead, he talks about his father, a Marine Corps drill instructor, and his mother, a nurse, and how they taught him the virtues of "accountability and results" and "compassion and duty" -- terms that figure prominently in his campaign speeches.
Announcing that his target has been met, Cameron said: "Britain is doing its moral duty in terms of funding the refugees and the refugee camps.
Behind her lectern in the United Nations' Turtle Bay redoubt, Clinton insisted that she went above and beyond the call of duty in terms of releasing her email, complied with all rules, and availed herself of every precautionary step to safeguard government work from the clutches of nefarious parties.
"When I am talking directly of the chance of incurring the evil, or (changing the expression) of the liability or obnoxiousness to the evil, I employ the term duty, or the term obligation…" (Austin 1832, 18).
Jodie Williams, the world and European junior 100m champion, turned down a contract because, Van Commenee said, she was reluctant to take on the "duties in terms of commercial appearances" that accompany the funding.
"In order to protect our Safety Certificate, it is essential that we comply with all of our duties in terms of safety for spectators at Celtic Park.
In his budget, now scheduled for March 7th, Mr Brown is expected to implement his proposals in the pre-budget report to freeze fuel duties in cash terms and to cut duty on ultra-low-sulphur fuel.
He has had to develop his role this season following the sale of Cheikhou Kouyaté to West Ham in the summer; the dynamic Senegalese bore the lion's share of defensive duties last term but now Tielemans shoulders more, along with Steven Defour, the Belgian international brought back to his homeland from Porto in August.
Helicopter operators have been bidding to take over RAF, Royal Navy and coastguard duties long-term.
Mr Sharon focused exclusively on the Palestinians' duty, under the terms of the road map, to curb terrorism.
