Sentence examples for order duty from inspiring English sources

He claims he fell into crime in the same way that kids fall into religious cults: because it offered a sense of order, duty and community.

Since the police reckon to assign no more than twenty officers to public order duty on a given Saturday night, the need for burly men (and a few women) is obvious.

Before independence in 1822, law and order duties were the preserve of state-led armies.

On top of this, the riots cost the Met a further £39 million in "opportunity costs" - such as moving resources from other activities to public order duties, changing shift patterns and altering days off - taking the total cost of the riots to the Met to £74 million, the MPs heard.

Second order duties in torts are duties of repair.

First order duties prohibit conduct (e.g., assault, battery, and defamation) or inflicting an injury (either full stop or negligently).

Passengers returning to the UK could order duty-free goods at Paris and the orders were telephoned to Beauvais for distribution on the flight.

Before independence, most law and order duties were the preserve of separate state armies.

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.

It need only be a loss incident to the violation of the victim's right— a right correlative to the wrongdoer's first-order duty.

Rather, the breach of a first-order duty endows the victim with a right of action: a legal power to seek redress from her injurer.