Sentence examples for duty to document from inspiring English sources

Studying painting at the Art Students League, he fell in with colleagues who saw it as their duty to document the social strife of the Great Depression.

"I feel like it's my civic duty to document my community," said Ms. Silliman, who expected the archive to be accessible online next year.

Upon moving to Oman, Ferdz saw how rich their culture is and loved the kindness of Omanis, so he decided it was his duty to document it in his images.

Just as Nina said, as an artist and a black woman with a platform, I feel it's my duty to document the times I live in and the movements I am a part of.

His first duty was to document Malaysian culture in a series of cartoons titled Scenes of Malaysian Life.

Limited knowledge of the programme has therefore made it difficult for some supervisors to fully involve CHAs in duties and to document CHA activities at the heath posts, and this has limited programme observability.

"The idea that this information leads to some self-executing duty to suspend the document retention policy," he said, "is wrong".

"The reason that there is a document that had... his signature is because, during that transition from 1999 to 2002... there was a duty to sign those documents," Madden said.

These procedural requirements imply that Cabinet has a constitutional duty to consider the documents in good faith before advising the President.

WASHINGTON — The captain of the Northwest Airlines plane that overshot its destination by 150 miles in October told investigators four days later that he was "blown away" by how long he and his first officer had been distracted from their duties, according to documents released Wednesday by the National Transportation Safety Board.

If physicians witness or suspect the abuse of detainees, they should consider it their ethical duty to use the Istanbul Protocol to document and report such abuse.