Sentence examples for recognised duties from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly outjumped by Vasili Berezutski for the late, heartbreaking equaliser The goal is what will be remembered for years to come but it must be noted that he executed his more recognised duties excellently.

He said it was important, where such a defence is used, that the courts recognised their duty to investigate whether it was reasonable in all circumstances.

The National Union of Journalists recognised its duty to whistleblowers who risk everything and made Vanunu an honorary member on his release from jail.

"The One Nation Tory brand of Conservatism recognised the duty of government to help the country's most deprived in the belief that economic and social responsibility benefited us all," they wrote.

A parent can have positive, that is legally recognised and sanctioned, duties to her child.

It is important that all sporting bodies recognise their duty of care to their players and performers.

"We ask the US government to recognise its duty to bring home one of its own who was taken while serving his country".

There is a growing awareness of the need to be pro-active through things like employee assistance programmes, but more organisations are genuinely recognising the duty of care they have for their employees.

In Chief Justice James Spigelman's words: The law should not recognise a duty of care to protect persons from economic loss, where the loss only occurs following a deliberate and voluntary act on the part of the person to be protected.

British Rowing, which is the sport's national governing body, said: "Having considered the allegations and recognising our duty of care to past and current rowers, our own dedicated staff and the wider sport at large, we have taken the decision to now conduct an internal review into these allegations".

Legal frameworks and international laws recognise the duty of the State to protect children against violence, abuse and exploitation".