Sentence examples for instant duty from inspiring English sources

"It really was a sense of instant duty, passion and obligation to do this play," he said.

The Chancellor came under instant fire for raising duty on controversial fixed-odds betting terminals.

There was nobility as well in Mr Blair's instinctive decision to report in for duty the instant after Osama bin Laden struck America.

George Osborne has bowed to growing concern over the biggest squeeze in living standards since the second world war with an instant cut in fuel duty, but had his claim to be delivering a budget for growth undermined by the ominous prospect of lower growth, rising unemployment and higher borrowing.

The framework for collection is already in place and such a care duty would provide instant funding.

COFFEE really went national in 1961 when the government removed import duties on the instant variety.

One can predict that this book will receive instant condemnation from people who feel their duty is to protect Christian doctrine from wandering off course.

And the Dutchman thinks his team gave too many chances away, particularly in the second half, and will demand an instant improvement when the players return from international duty.

A meeting is scheduled this week between Rooney, his agent Paul Stretford, Moyes and United chief executive Ed Woodward, though that may not provide an instant resolution ahead of Moyes' first public press duties as United manager.

At the news conference this Thursday, Mr. Draghi will most likely need to finesse the difference between investors' desire for instant gratification and the obstacles that remain before heavy-duty bond buying can start.

The pwm duty is kept below (50,%) at any instant of time indicates that the motor is below saturation limit.