Sentence examples for this duty arises from inspiring English sources
This duty arises because these debates can easily be infused with racism; it also arises because migrants often lack an effective voice in the political process.
The main exception to this duty arises when third parties might be exposed to an unacceptable degree of damage, especially within the context of HIV/AIDS or psychiatry [ 4].
"Trina Solar is currently classified as an exporter and is not liable for the duty arising from these regulations," said Terry Wang, the company's chief financial officer.
The duty of rescue stems from the moral obligation to prevent harm and benefit others; the duty arising from fairness is the duty to support those social practices and institutions from which we benefit and the duty of reciprocity, to return good for good.
HE: You like quoting Alfred North Whitehead that duty arises out of the power to alter the course of events.
One provision of the rule provides that the requisite duty arises "whenever a person agrees to maintain information in confidence".
In the affairs of individuals, as in the affairs of nations, there comes a time at which a moral duty arises to forget.
Once an atrocity is acknowledged, a moral duty arises to stop it — provided that one has the power to stop it and can do so at no serious risk to oneself.
"Ministers must have regard to the pecuniary and other private interests of members of their immediate families, to the extent known to them, as well as their own interests, in considering whether a conflict or apparent conflict between private interests and official duty arises," the standards say.
I think resistance to define and speak in terms of duty arises from a fundamental tension we are facing in the U.S. Self-interest and individualism are driving forces in our economy and our culture; duty is antithetical to this.
Second, no duty arises to provide 'reasonable adjustments' if the employer does not know or could not reasonably be expected to know that a person has a disability.
