Sentence examples for keep the duty from inspiring English sources

They urged George Osborne to keep the duty at its current level in the budget on 21 March.

Most important is the fact that the authors chose to keep the duty cycle constant across stimulation frequencies.

As explained in our response to Reviewer #2, we chose to keep the duty cycle constant in these experiments to keep both the total amount of light delivery and pulse train duration constant.

All six regions exhibit an increase in recruitment with frequency, consistent with the study's main results when pulse width was varied to keep the duty cycle and total amount of light delivery constant.

In this experiment, we kept the duty cycle constant in order to mitigate the possible confounding factor of variations in total light delivery, which can lead to heating artifacts (Christie et al., 2013).

In the battle between my need to fill the holes in my family story and my duty to keep the silence, duty usually prevailed.

FCB will handle all aspects of the Taco Bell account, Mr. Novak said, until Mr. Waller's successor, Emil Brolick, determines whether the agency will keep the creative duties or whether they will be placed in review.

Section 2 provides that the occupier extend a "common duty of care" to all lawful visitors, although it keeps the low duty of care towards unlawful visitors such as trespassers.

We may take it, if we like, that this judgment implies that we consider the duty to save a life, here, to be stronger than the duty to keep the promise; but in fact this claim about relative strength adds nothing to our understanding of the situation.

If the duty is not understood to be binding due to the fact, inter alia, that the deceased person had the future-oriented right, surviving duties could not be distinguished from interpretations of, for example, death-bed promises according to which the duty to keep the promise is owed to our contemporaries alone (and possibly to people living in the future).

By contrast, "within tribal communities, there may be an assumption that knowledge is part of the group's overall identity, but that certain members have the duty to keep the knowledge on behalf of the group and that it would be inappropriate for such individuals to share the knowledge, even with other members of the group" (Tsosie 2007).