Sentence examples for duty to recognize from inspiring English sources

Catholic moral theologians say Catholics have a special duty to recognize unions — and Catholic administrators say their university has a special right not to.

Passage of the act would not solve all the problems with the death penalty, or obviate the Supreme Court's duty to recognize the ultimate unconstitutionality of capital punishment.

President Traian Basescu said that it was the nation's duty to "recognize the genocide during World War II" and to honor the victims.

Mr. Cooper asserts that Mr. Olson is stretching the scope of the Lawrence decision, pointing out that it dealt with the criminalization of private sexual behavior, not a state's duty to recognize a marriage.

But it is also our duty to recognize injustice and to make our voices heard.

People have a duty to recognize that and broaden their screen in terms of what they invest in.

In the Metaphysics of Morals, we see Kant stating that we can have no duties to God, but at most a duty of religion, which is a duty to oneself to recognize all one's moral duties as divine commands (MM 6 443 44, 486 88).

Nevertheless, there was a lack of adequate planning by the principal and the assistant principal, a failure to provide a sufficient number of adults to supervise the children at the beach and poor judgment by the teacher in charge who either failed to realize that there were no lifeguards on duty or failed to recognize the additional danger presented by their absence".

My guess is that his sense of duty has led him to recognize how challenging his country's situation is.

Still, the entire market community from regulators, to bankers, to investors–has a duty of its own to recognize the intentions of recent rulemaking: to clear out all the companies like HealthSouth so that investors can trust the market again.

Belatedly, the Navy now seems to recognize its duty to provide a full public accounting.