Sentence examples for extensive duty from inspiring English sources

This knee-jerk conceit, which has done extensive duty in productions of Shakespearean history plays, doesn't track here.

This more extensive duty embodied in the statutory duty of care encompasses, depending on the circumstances of the case, giving consideration to the interests of all stakeholders, which, in this case includes the debenture holders.

Morton, whose brother is the Lions receiver Johnnie Morton, was used primarily as a third-down back, but he saw more extensive duty after Ricky Williams broke his ankle.

Replacing or remodeling worn- down 1950's- and 1960's-era terminals to make them more like modern shopping malls "was an idea that originally came from Europe, where travelers found extensive duty-free shops in places like Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, in Frankfurt and even at Charles de Gaulle" in Paris and Heathrow Airport in London, Mr. Gottdiener said.

Despite his extensive duties at the Bethlehem Chapel, Hus continued to teach in the university faculty of arts and became a candidate for the doctor's degree in theology.

For the past 30 years, Dr. Chu performed the extensive duties of being the medical director of the world's first eye bank, helping to guarantee the distribution of safe, quality donor eye tissue for cornea transplants and other sight-saving ocular surgeries.

Reflecting on this principle Singer argues that it entails extensive duties to assist needy others, whether they be geographically proximate or not.

For instance, reformist utilitarians, such as Peter Singer (1972), have argued that utilitarianism entails extensive duties of mutual aid that would call for significant changes in the lifestyles of all those who are even moderately well off.