Sentence examples for duty to write from inspiring English sources

But he also has a duty to write a report on his findings.

But an equally important part of his mandate is lesser known: his duty to write a report on his findings.

My wife says I have a public duty to write down some of my most useful timesavers, and I always do what she says.

He was in the same platoon as myself, and we were very great chums, and I think it my duty to write to you.

Marcus Brauchli, vice-president, Washington Post Company   It is journalism's most noble duty to write about and to describe what exists in our world.

Only after his death, with her children left home, did Iby feel the need – and the duty – to write her own history.

Their duty is to write the syndicate newspaper columns which appear in the local journals of smaller cities.

My first duty was to write out, with my own hand Commonwealth Gazette No. 1 proclaiming the establishment of the Commonwealth and the appointment of ministers of state and to send myself down with it to the government printer".

William W. Holder, one member of the accounting board, told Ms. Shipione that the board's duty was to write rules that produced accurate and informative financial reports — not to promote desirable activities like funding pension plans more robustly.

(By way of comparison, horror film Annabelle, which opened neck-and-neck with David Fincher's film in the US, fell 57%.) Its watercooler topicality (some people commented that it seemed to be every journalist's duty last week to write a Gone Girl thinkpiece) seems to have given it powers of endurance in the developed world, about which it makes its psychosatirical inquest.

My first duty was to write out with my own hand Commonwealth Gazette No. 1 proclaiming the establishment of the Commonwealth and the appointment of ministers of state, and to send myself down with it to the government printer".