She accepts that marrying a battle-hardened Islamic State fighter is part of her religious duty, as is enduring the hostility of the other jihadi brides from various countries, all confined to a fetid, claustrophobic house that they are not allowed to leave.
This is the enduring power of Call of Duty.
The thousands of traffic agents who write parking tickets, direct cars and operate tow trucks, among other unglamorous duties, are an enduring, and to some an unwelcome, sight on city streets.
As Jason's deployments with the team add up — when he is lost he is 27 — "his early romance for his profession," Ms. Carpenter writes, "has shifted to an old, enduring love, respect and sense of duty".
This emphasis on basic, common sense director duties serves as another enduring legacy stemming from Justice Holland's decisions in the area.
Enduring hunger became part of one's patriotic duty.
"Victorine" asks an enduring moral question -- whether a woman's duty is first to her children or to herself.
Equality legislation has also had an impact: since 2002, universities have had a legal duty of care for students with enduring mental illnesses.
However, this was a failure, the Lakers enduring 9 30 record until Mikan stepped down and returned coaching duties to Kundla.
It's our duty to take this historic moment and make it an enduring turning point for our children and generations to come.
The political satire finds Hacker returning to duty as prime minister after several years out of office and enduring the worst day in his life.
