Universities and other higher institutions of learning are duty bounded to train the finest calibre of professionals in various fields of endeavour to serve the needs of the world today (Grubb 2003).
After meeting the people in command positions in Nassau County and learning their duties and responsibilities, Mr. Reilly said he would then "develop targets for everyone and challenge them to do better".
"You, more than most, have learned that duty can call at any time, in unexpected ways".
The lesson she's learned about duty is a conservative one: it teaches you what shouldn't change.
"If Athens shall appear great to you," said Pericles, "consider then that her glories were purchased by valiant men, and by men who learned their duty".
Pericles, the famed leader of the Athenian Golden Age, once said "If Athens shall appear great to you, consider then that her glories were purchased by valiant men, and by men who learned their duty".
Due cultivation of the mind involves filling it with sound opinion regarding our duty, learning to judge well the objects which commonly stimulate our desires, and acquiring rational control of our passions.
In this sense, civic education should be counted among the essential functions of the state, for it is primarily through systems of education that citizens learn their duties.
He then went off to talkshow host boot camp where he learned his duties from Jay Leno, Allison Janney, Shia LaBeouf, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and his Into the Woods co-star Meryl Streep.
The writer came to help him "stand watch" and learned the duties of a nightmate when a ship is in port, which included signing the log, listening to the weather report on the radio, and making sandwiches with cream cheese and salami.
In Cuba we have learned our duties very well, but not our rights.
