Sentence examples for greater duties from inspiring English sources

But I am now a full participant in the American polity, with greater rights and greater duties.

The three primary theories protecting consumers and imposing greater duties on sellers are contract theory, due-care theory, and strict-liability theory.

But Rawls appears to believe that public reason imposes greater duties on public officials: elected officials and those who run for office, their staff, and judges.

But if people ought not profit more than others, from largely unearned/undeserved benefits like high IQs, then fairness dictates scientists/physicians have greater duties to take action than many other people.

In this role, the knight-in-training was regarded as a young man and so had greater duties, responsibilities, and expectations than when he was a page.

And work-related furniture has a greater duty to relieve the tedium of long, sedentary hours.

There is no greater duty, no greater honor.... Hold that honor as dearly as your country holds you.

'Employers should have a greater duty of care, even though it is the pub trade.

In a second trial B6 mice consistently walk with a shorter swing phase and greater duty factor.

I've said so often – here's a sample – but elective politicians have a greater duty of care to colleagues.

Do we not have a greater duty to assist these Commonwealth countries, old friends as they are?