Sentence examples for the duty which from inspiring English sources

His reaction to art that he suspected of lacking the proper gravitas was to avoid it (it couldn't be good for you); and the duty, which the essays often imposed, of recording a personal response made him deeply uncomfortable.

But the duty, which came into force in 2001, has led to a surge in illicit imports  into the EU because smugglers can make millions by avoiding the tax.

The HomeOwners Alliance (HOA) said the government's stated policy of encouraging home ownership was being undermined by the duty, which it claimed has had "a downward impact" on the market.

Alison Garnham, chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group, also regretted the scrapping of the duty which she said would have helped "make sure that the voices of the most disadvantaged have a say in how government at all levels makes decisions that affect their lives".

The company selected its HYDRAcap® capillary membranes for the duty, which offers particulate removal down to 0.1 microns in size.

It is part of a lobbying campaign by Drop the Duty, which is calling for a 2% cut in duty across all alcohol in next week's Budget.

The duties, which range from 5.9percentto19.2percentcent, are the second imposed in the last three months.

"But we also need to be clear about the duties which a state-funded school is expected to fulfil.

The duties, which take effect immediately, will sharply raise the price of steel imports that exceed a quota pegged at 1998 import levels.

fall the duties which protect and provide for the household, and to the wife the more quiet and secluded but no less exalted duties of mother to their children and mistress of the domicile".

"liberal élites" from national institutions and mainstreaming homophobia and anti-Semitism, would be thrilled by Rousseau's warnings about the "cosmopolitans who go on distant bookish quests for the duties which they disdain to fulfill in their own surroundings".