And where there are genuine moral duties to a role, and they are endorsed by broader moral considerations, we do not believe that this endorsement cannot itself be overruled by other general moral obligations.
On these facts, there is no reason to suppose that this duty bears the right relation to institutional practice, as that was changed by the legislation, which would qualify it is as genuine legal duty whose recognition and enforcement would serve principled consistency.
Dogged determination, some gallows humour and a genuine sense of duty both to each other and the base kept us going.
Last year they imported an average 35% more than the year before; India is now the world's biggest whisky market, but most of it is locally distilled, and import duties on the genuine article, though falling, are still prohibitive.
Its director, James Dalton, said: "Insurers are in the business of paying all genuine claims and have a duty to their honest customers to investigate suspected fraudulent claims.
Trips were arranged to the US Army base at Fort Benning, Georgia, so FSW's designers and animators could observe genuine manoeuvres, and four active-duty sergeants regularly visited the studio to consult on major and minor additions to the game.
Unable to morally reconcile his genuine respect for Valjean and his duty to the law, Javert commits suicide by jumping into the river Seine.
No sob stories about niggles or fatigue, just a genuine Englishman proud to perform his duty.
Although these are not genuine virtues, we nevertheless have a duty of virtue to foster these traits "so to associate the graces with virtue" (MM 6 473; Ant 7 282).
God guarantees that the two principles of action never come into genuine conflict since performing one's duty will not detract from one's good on the whole in the long run (see Cuneo 2010).
