Sentence examples for there were duties from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown said there were "duties to discharge and responsibilities to keep" in support of the Iraqi government.

It seems our meeting in the winter stirred something in Wheatcroft, a realisation that there were duties that came with owning the objects in his collection, obligations to the past and present that had become burdensome to him.

Kant also maintains that the duty of self-respect is the most important moral duty, for unless there were duties to respect oneself, there could be no moral duties at all.

During the occasional hurricane there are duties still.

There are duties that come with their size and revenue.

Water should be kept either cooled below 20C (68F) or above 60C (140F) and there are duties of regular inspection.

Mr. Bush recalled the historical arguments that "future generations would not remember that there are duties associated with protecting the country we love so much," Mr. Bridgeland said.

There are duties beyond those rights-correlated duties.

And there are duties not to interfere with the authorized activity, but the point remains that the primary exercise is one of changing duties to permissions.

But there are duties in them for parents, too.

Because rights ultimately proceed from God, Wollstonecraft maintains that there are duties, tied to those rights, incumbent upon each and every person.