Sentence examples for duty the same as from inspiring English sources

On their cotton wool we impose a moderate duty (the same as on North American), and of this article we import to a value under 250,000l.

T he neatest boy is always appointed mayor for the day and he told a visitor one day that his duties were the same as Mayor Walker's--sit around and look nice.

For Captain Wales, battering your dozy co-pilot at Call of Duty is basically the same as killing other human beings.

Estimates vary, but from data in the 2000 Census the Urban Institute estimates that there are more than 36,000 gay men and lesbians in active duty -- roughly the same as the entire population of a significant town in Oklahoma.

Since 2002 2003 it has in Denmark also been compulsory for fishermen to pass the health examinations, and the requirements of "fit for duty" are now the same as for seamen.

When they are off duty they are just the same as any other human, and some are even quite kind.

The duties of the assembly remained the same as before: to elect and to depose the leader.

To recognize that the United Nations Charter has created new international duties and responsibilities is not the same as saying -- as Professor Franck does -- that by ratifying the Charter we have modified the Constitution.

"But in theory, because it is a benefit that derives from something that is part of an employee's duties, the answer would be the same as under German law," says Roger Steel at law firm Eversheds.

Jack laughs at the idea that the government might have chosen the budget to level the playing field on alcohol duty by forcing supermarkets to pay the same as pubs.

But the operative word here is 'defend' -- which is not the same as a duty or our destiny for America to BRING freedom to the rest of the world.