Sentence examples for example of a duty from inspiring English sources
He used to be in the navy, and so used the example of a duty officer on deck, in command of a frigate or a destroyer on the high seas through the night watch.
An example of a preemptive duty is the case of a promissory obligation.
Kant's example of a perfect duty to others concerns a promise you might consider making but have no intention of keeping in order to get needed money.
The coverage -- striking for its juxtaposition of a reporter wearing a wedding dress in the midst of disaster -- is the latest example of an off-duty professional jumping into action.
(The promisor, for example, owes a duty of performance to the promisee).
Taking the D2 car as an example of heavy duty freight cars and selecting the traditional track of railway, the finite element calculation model of track was established.
As an example of fulfilling duty with good grace in less than ideal circumstances, many figures currently in the British public eye could learn from the gravitas and maturity displayed at this Paris fashion week.
Outbreak detection provides a clear example of a case where a strong duty to participate will typically be argued to exist, due to an imminent threat (a communicable disease) and a highly plausible benefit to the general public (to map the outbreak and prevent further spread of the communicable disease).
Interestingly, histones have anti-bacterial activity, providing another example of a nuclear molecule doing double duty for the cell, fulfilling important functions in both the intracellular and extracellular space [ 4].
Conversely, while many aspects of international human rights law are legally binding, some are more controversial and less susceptible to legal enforcement: this is true, for example, of the duty of states to provide international assistance and cooperation.
