Sentence examples for should duties from inspiring English sources

Why should duties to investors in private funds be any different?

Egan is a patriot of a particularly vivid stripe, and, having been denied a chance to fight for his country in Vietnam, he declares himself more than ready to kill for it, should duty call.

Rather, if children have the right not to be hungry, from what body should that duty be exacted?

In the normal course of things children should feel duty bound to do better than their parents.

But it has refrained so far from opening a formal investigation into whether Cambodian sugar should lose duty-free access to the European Union.

He says that every company should be duty-bound to prevent these types of weaknesses to the extent possible.

Other critics suggest that even if there is a duty to die, this duty should not be understood as a duty that entails that others may compel those with such a duty to take their lives (Menzel 2000, Narveson 2000).

"It is right that where people failed in their duty they should take responsibility.

A writer should have no duties, not even the duty of writing well.

Every Christian, according to his state in life, should fulfill his duties.

We should have customs duties that include a charge for undervaluation of their currencies.