Sentence examples for duty to include from inspiring English sources

Somewhere along the way he abandoned his duty to include gripping stories and just started packing in trivia.

Does there come a point when a brand becomes so large, with so much cultural influence, that it has a moral duty to include disability?

Many Pagford residents want rid of any responsibility for the Fields and its inhabitants – lowlife, drug-addicted scroungers, as they see it – by means of a boundary change, but a small faction of liberals see it as their duty to include and assist the Fields' residents.

Mr. Shamberg successfully litigated the case of Berenson v. the Town of New Castle, which established the duty of muncipalities to meet their fair share of local affordable housing needs, and the subsequent case of Continental Building Company v. the Town of Cortlandt, which expanded that duty to include the housing needs of the region.

As an internal medicine residency training tomorrow's general internist, we feel it is our duty to include high-quality training in ultrasound for our trainees.

However, in 1994 an influential legal society interpretation extended the reporting duty to include cases where medical treatment could have caused or contributed to the death of a patient.

Burke said that the ladies were doing a beautiful job and that he was then in the process of extending their duties to include carrying messages on bicycles.

The review, mandated by the 2009 economic stimulus bill, broadened the scope of Mr. Feinberg's duties to include examining the pay packages of top earners at 419 companies that accepted bailout funds.

A bill filed during the regular session by Representative J. D. Sheffield, Republican of Gatesville, would have expanded the scope of the Concho River watermaster's duties to include the San Saba.

"NBC Universal signed one of its top cable network executives, Bonnie Hammer, to a new contract Monday while also expanding her duties to include control over the development of all entertainment programming for cable channels," Bill Carter reports.

He managed to extend his duties to include flying as a navigator and observer and participated in the raid, for which he was mentioned in despatches.