Signatories of the Convention of the Right of the Child are duty bound to protect the basic human dignity of all children including the fundamental rights specific to the CRC.
He turns out to be the most duty bound of all of them.
By Thomas Langan The New Yorker, April 9 , 1927P. 88 (The Editors feel duty bound to publish, for the sake of our friends the booksellers, the following extra-ordinary document which comes to us in the office mail).
At last week's meeting, Wallace, himself a former spin doctor, told Cameron such criticism was par for the course for politicians, pointing out that as the only card-carrying Labour paper, the Daily Mirror was duty bound to heap opprobrium on the leader of the Conservative party on a near-daily basis.
He said the government, as guardian of the state, was duty bound to keep a stake in the carrier.
But perhaps the best thing about the announcement of this discovery is that none of the astronomers felt duty bound to reference Mustafar, the lava planet on which Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker fought their climatic light sabre battle in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith.
This is because the SNP is duty bound to use the Scottish Parliament to stir up perpetual rancour between Edinburgh and Westminster, in order to prove that devolution is no substitute for real independence.
All of these developments were big news and the papers were duty bound to wrestle with the issues on their own pages and websites – though some titles did their best to pretend that the public had lost interest.
Having forecast a breach of the CPIX target range, the Reserve Bank was duty bound to raise its interest rate.
The Palestinians are duty bound to continue to resist the occupation and Israel will never be able to claim the high moral ground as long as the occupation persists.
Former commander Roger Gomm says that when protests become violent, the police are duty bound to act - and then the situation becomes more challenging.
