Sentence examples for stronger duties from inspiring English sources

Under the legislation, which comes into force in April next year, councils will have stronger duties to look at the impact caring has and provide help to those who need it.

Second, the fact that those disadvantages are caused by social arrangements is relevant for those theories that regard society as having a stronger duty not to create or aggravate disadvantages than it has to prevent or correct them (Wasserman 2001).

"I call on social media companies to show a stronger duty of care so that they can live up to their promise to be places that connect and unify, not divide or polarize," Khan said.

The child (driven by deontological values) says he wants to invite his five closest friends because he feels a stronger duty to these individuals than to other classmates whom he hardly knows.

In general to encourage composers is one of the strong duties of an orchestra".

Others, by contrast, argue that these concerns, when properly understood, point in the direction of equally strong duties to non-compatriots.

The first, which we might call pure egalitarianism, argues that egalitarianism applies among persons considered as human; no institutional framework is needed to give rise to strong duties of distributive justice.

Because we love the game, recognise its power and feel a strong duty to society".

Wanted: A larger-than-life motoring obsessive with a keen appreciation of foreign cultures and a strong duty of care towards colleagues.

Making Wales a place where the government and public sector have a strong duty and commitment to sustainable development, with a consistent approach across all policy areas, is an attractive prospect.

Employers have a strong duty of care to their employees and have no option but to take seriously a complaint about the conduct of employees, suppliers or members of the public on company premises.