Sentence examples similar to issue a duty from inspiring English sources

The doctrinal issue of a "duty to disclose" does not arise there.

Go to any third world country and financial success is admired and perceived as an ethical issue -- a duty, obligation, even a responsibility.

After all your items are collected ask to be issued with a duty of care or waste transfer note.

I was never at liberty to address his issues and had a duty of loyalty to the organization I was trying to stabilize.

"Every environmental issue confronts us with a duty to be good stewards," Mr. Bush said.

"Every environmental issue confronts us with a duty to be good stewards," he says.

"Every environmental issue confronts us with a duty to be good stewards," said Mr. Bush during an appearance in Pennsylvania on Monday.

The bills passed by each house address this issue by explicitly establishing a "duty of trust and confidence" to not trade on "material, nonpublic information derived from such person's position as a member of Congress or employee of Congress or gained from the performance of such person's official responsibilities".

On Friday night the shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham, backed the Guardian's campaign and praised the government for showing leadership on the issue after it introduced a duty on hospitals to report new cases and funding for training and raising awareness.

Pogge challenges the tendency, exemplified in the arguments of Singer and Shue, and in the wider public discourse, to frame the issue in terms of a duty that people in affluent societies have to "assist" the citizens of other countries.

The council should have "a duty to issue early warnings and accompany those warnings with recommendations," Mr. de Larosière said.