Sentence examples for taking duty from inspiring English sources

This paper aims to develop an appropriate model for taking duty considerations into account when planning a strategic production network.

Trials included banning passengers from taking duty-free alcohol on flights from the UK to Ibiza – a move taken in a bid to improve the "comfort and safety" of passengers.

Asked why the government was not intervening, Mr Clarke said it had taken duty of care for all British citizens previously detained at the detention centre in Cuba.

Those travelling within the EU's 27 member states plus Norway, Iceland and Switzerland can take duty-free goods on connecting flights, provided they are in tamper-proof bags.

Griffiths takes that duty very seriously.

At lunchtime on Fridays at the high school, Dr. Allan Fossbender, the principal, takes cafeteria duty.

"The Guildhall school takes the duty of care of its students extremely seriously.

A Prison Service spokesman, said: "We take our duty to keep prisoners safe extremely seriously.

We take our duty of impartiality with rather old-fashioned and painstaking care.

"We don't condone illegal activity and take our duty of care towards our students very seriously.

The marksman who fired the fatal shot has been taken off duty, but has not yet been suspended.