Sentence examples for order a duty from inspiring English sources

Veltmann argued that Small's brief four- or five-minute speech to the men on the barge was given in the performance of his duty to maintain order, a duty placed upon him by his superiors.

It was Defendant's duty to ensure that the counties complied with the Court's Orders, a duty this Court made crystal clear to him back on October 5, 2016," she continued.

Whereas corrective justice theory holds that such a breach saddles the would-be defendant with a second-order duty in particular, a duty of repair civil recourse theory holds that no such second-order duty results directly from the breach.

In the TinyOS-compatible communication protocols, for instance, we can program the duty cycle of a node to be 25% or 256 ms of sleeping period, in order to obtain a duty-cycled communication paradigm.

Might a court today be more willing to extend a duty in order to protect the public?

But Baker said the courts would not entertain such frivolous uses of the orders, saying they would have a duty to ensure the injunctions were fair and proportionate.

The agency interprets that law, he said, to include a duty to reject orders from customers if the company suspects pills are going to the black market.

The department ordered a 34.16 percent duty on the French imports and 7.07percentt duty on the British.

The officers face a variety of charges, including violation of a lawful standing general order, dereliction of duty, making a false official statement and conduct unbecoming an officer.

The military was an early career choice: By the sixth grade, he said, "I knew my 11 general orders," a code of duty that military recruits are required to memorize.

Before the beginning of a duty period, the EMST called the GP on duty in order to ensure that he had received the questionnaire and was aware of the study.