Sentence examples for narrow duties from inspiring English sources

In yet another he says that right concerns narrow duties and virtue wide duties (6 390).

In addition, the extremely narrow duty cycle is extended compared with the conventional buck-boost converters.

Gone are the days when the only way even the narrower duty against discrimination could be enforced was when the victim happened to have the courage, money and support, all at once, to take a time-consuming and often very stressful case to court to enforce her rights.

"If your job requires a narrow set of duties, then indeed your employment is at risk".

A subsequent penalty from the same player, who had also assumed the kicking duties, narrowed the gap and England began to come under some sustained heavy pressure.

And in another positive move, Coach Mike Holmgren was stripped of his general manager duties, narrowing his scope to the field while allowing Ferguson to deal with the personnel.

We had already heard that Bush 43 had a peculiarly narrow view of presidential duties.

Until recently practices were also able to receive rebates for PN involvement in a narrow range of specific duties including immunisations, Pap smears and wound dressings.

This new duty to narrow the gap would permeate every aspect of government policy.

But Peter Quinlan, counsel for Dhu's grandmother and mother, Carol and Della Roe, suggested West had taken a narrow interpretation of that duty by assuming the omission needed to be concordant with death to be a breach of their duty of care, rather than just concordant with endangering health or safety.

The first is that the position has the consequence that no act, in Prichard's official narrow sense, is a duty at all.