Sentence examples for given a duty from inspiring English sources

Peers called on the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Chief Justice to be given a duty to encourage diversity in finding candidates.

Lots of disagreements, principled disagreements because we were given a duty to have judicial temperament.

I respect my mother for making a conscious choice regarding each of her pregnancies and that is really what I'm getting at, that parenthood shouldn't be seen as a given, a duty, or the fallback option, but rather something we elect to do.

In this regard, each neural network in the proposed HANN has been given a specific duty, so the proposed procedure can be called Duty-Oriented HANN (DOHANN).

Since July last year, schools have been given a legal duty to prevent students from being drawn into terrorism.

Lord Warner says the commission backs a Law Commission proposal for councils to be given a statutory duty to provide advice on care 10.15am: More questions.

While it took up to 20 seconds for the peltier to achieve it's highest or lowest temperature given a full duty cycle by the PWM, the minimum time that we could change temperatures then would be limited by that.

He, along with the chief executives of prominent charities and unions, is lobbying for the PSR to be given a statutory duty to ensure access to cash, and a level playing field between rival ATM schemes.

Sustainable development is in the Welsh assembly's DNA – when it was founded in the 1990s, it was given a legal duty to promote it, which was almost unique in the world.

To be known as the community remedy, police and crime commissioners are to be given a new duty to offer such victims a "menu of punishments" to chose from.

Since July last year, schools have been given a legal duty to prevent students from being drawn into terrorism, including non-violent extremism that can create "an atmosphere conducive to terrorism".