She saw the women when she was returning from taking the afternoon letters to the postbox, a fourth-form duty that routinely came once a fortnight.
In the scheme of the movie, killing the man would have been possible and it would have fulfilled some form of duty or obligation to my family, my community and my people, as well as fulfilling a duty to my own image of myself and my need for vengeance; vengeance based on personal, cultural and institutional values.
In substance, Kant never went further than this negative and generic assertion of the beautiful, just as, in the Critique of Practical Reason, once he had vindicated the moral law, he did not go beyond the generic form of duty.
The pursuit of happiness has always seemed to me a somewhat heavy American burden, but in Manhattan it is conceived as a peculiar form of duty..
During the traditional ride from the White House to the Presidential Inauguration, President-Elect Eisenhower asked outgoing President Harry S. Truman (who had ordered Eisenhower's son John to return form active duty in the Korean War), to attend his father's inauguration.
Uganda grants preferential treatment in the form of duty reductions on imports on a reciprocal basis to other COMESA members, subject to a certificate of origin.
We also demonstrate that intercontinental trade barriers (in the form of duties) diminish working capital and entail longer delivery routes.
The new policy included a Rs3.25bn package for the leather and textiles sectors, entitling exporters to incentives in form of duty-free scrips.
But serious newspapers, in whatever form, have a duty of trust: a duty not to be leaned on by pushy politicians, chummy bankers – or advertisers.
In real deployments, sensor nodes may not always be awake due to limited power supply, which forms low-duty-cycle networks.
