Sentence examples for means duty from inspiring English sources

The outdoor scenes for the movie, "Farz," which means duty, were filmed in the Bernese Oberland in central Switzerland, a tourist paradise of Alpine peaks and lakes.

For example, during one of the yoga philosophy sessions, the teacher summed up the Bhagavad Gita (Hindu equivalent to the Bible) in one sentence "Arjuna killed his brothers to follow his Dharma (which means duty in Sanskrit)." When I raised my concern that this was a vast oversimplification and that the students deserved more context, I was immediately shut down for the lack of time.

In the past, the Treasury has used "escalators" that mean duties rise a certain percentage above inflation each year, but in his 2014 budget, George Osborne scrapped the escalator for alcohol duties.

This is convincing when "duty" means "moral duty".

The off-duty light means off-duty, but only sometimes.

However, the fact that you are not married and have agreed that just one of you will take over ownership of the property – which includes taking over the outstanding mortgage on the property – means stamp duty may be payable.

The notation T stands for the working hours in one day, 2 h in a day means the duty cycle of 8.33 %, that is to say, a data monitoring period lasts for 5 min every hour.

Even if a big name celebrity is part of the promotion, it means double duty in verifying quality.

This is all good stuff -- particularly the inclusion of ricotta in the meatballs -- which means double duty for cheese.

As Quinn grows up, he'll learn how best to answer this question, and understand that Mother's Day means double duty, gender roles can be abstract, and that "mom" has many definitions.

It is important to consider that the device under test was transmitting information continuously while the measurement campaign have been carried out, which means a duty factor of 100%.