Sentence examples for duty to train from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, if Mr. Singer wishes to impress upon the fortunate a duty to train their philanthropic eye on world poverty and disease, I don't think his worthy cause is well served by suggesting that local cultural giving is a relative waste.

Could it be because parents have given over their kids for most of their waking hours to the state, forsaking their own godly duty to train up their children in the ways of the Lord?

Parents have a duty to train and equip offspring to survive and thrive in a self-supported manner.

A captain in the Royal Artillery, she was temporarily released from duties to train full-time but could potentially be sent to Afghanistan this autumn.

Universities and other higher institutions of learning are duty bounded to train the finest calibre of professionals in various fields of endeavour to serve the needs of the world today (Grubb 2003).

One of his duties was to train the new Afghan police force.

There is a burning appetite out there for more rigorous football punditry: a point lost on the more star-struck television executives, who are failing in their duty to re-train and to coach.

Instead, the brigade was primarily used to train active duty units, and other general peacetime missions within the United States.

Fusō served as a troop transport in 1943, while Yamashiro was relegated to training duty in the Inland Sea.

Although Railtrack has a regulatory duty to meet the train operators' needs, it has no financial incentive to do so.

The chair of the EAC, Joan Walley, has a solution: "The Treasury should start to rebuild trust in environmental taxes by ring-fencing some of the revenues raised from fuel duty to cut soaring train and bus fares".