Sentence examples for represents duty from inspiring English sources

One represents Duty -- a mother comforting her young son; the other represents Sacrifice -- a woman holding the body of her dead husband.

The main lingam in the shrine is referred as Agni Lingam, and represents duty, virtue, self-sacrifice and liberation through ascetic life at the end of the Agni kalpa.

Unaccounted-for time after the intervention represented duties not related to patient care, such as meals, conferences, and meetings.

The first pillar represents the duty of the state to protect its own citizens; the second the duty of corporations to respect the rights of those citizens, and the third "the need for greater access by victims to effective remedy, both judicial and non-judicial".

Figure 9 shows the maximum energy consumption under UDNP and EDNP, where the horizontal axis represents the duty cycle and the vertical axis represents the maximum energy consumption for transmitting a bit data in terms of decibels relative to a 10−3 J: 10log10(E infBit  ∙ 103) dB mJ.

The percentage of the node lifetime that this sensor node's duty represents is calculated by dividing the number of hours spent per week or per day on the duty by number of hours.

It is intense stuff, and while the tactical element is simplified, Call of Duty represents an important progression for the mobile shoot-'em-up.

If an RPI increase in fuel duty represents an increase of £450 per truck per year, then the 40p drop in fuel prices we have enjoyed over the last few years represents a decrease of £24,000 per truck.

Despite this difficult translation, it is clear that returning to duty represents the ability to return to the workforce.

Welcoming and offering shelter to those in danger represents an "unconditional duty for a large state bound by law," Housing Minister Emmanuelle Cosse said Tuesday in a statement.

Chad A. Johnson's agreeable tenor represented the duty-bound Frederic.