"fulfilling duties" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to obligations or tasks that are expected to be completed. For example, "John has been diligently fulfilling his duties as a team leader."
"Make our hearts and minds aware of our heritage, fulfilling duties and responsibilities as a citizen of our country," it reads.
The reference played on the fact that Lawrence has been fulfilling duties on the second, third and fourth Hunger Games films, while still finding time to shoot American Hustle and other projects.
In this version of tawhid, believers are thus understood to be duty-oriented beings who can touch the gates of heaven only by obeying religious authorities, the only ones deemed capable of deciphering God's word, and by fulfilling duties as defined by these authorities.
Thomas Spoehr, a retired Army lieutenant general and director of the Heritage Foundation's Center for National Defense, said many of the units deploying to the border are fulfilling duties approximate to their wartime missions and the experience could provide good field training.
Moreover, multiple responsibilities must be considered in decision-making while fulfilling duties to the scientific, conservation, general public, and land manager communities.
He said he needed to fulfill duties set forth in the event permit.
The German Civil Code begins with the proposition that at birth every person acquires the capacity to exercise rights and to fulfill duties.
Corentin Tolisso of Bayern Munich and Steven Nzonzi of Sevilla both fulfilled duties when needed in the central midfield triangle.
Some administrators reported having to sacrifice other duties, including working directly with students and parents and participating in departmental meetings, in order to fulfill duties around teacher evaluation.
At first he divided his time between his parish and Oxford, where he continued working for his M.A. degree and fulfilled duties at All Souls.
