Sentence examples for this duty extends from inspiring English sources

While we are obligated to some extent to sacrifice some part of our welfare to benefit others without any expectation of recompense, it is not possible in the abstract to fix a definite limit on how far this duty extends.

The changes will also see the duty extended to private business jets for the first time.

The measure also expands benefits for women veterans who suffered sexual trauma on duty, extends veterans' care in rural areas, tightens quality control at V.A. hospitals, and ensures that catastrophically disabled veterans will not be charged for emergency services in community hospitals.

For Carlyle, a duty extends to all to find themselves or realize their place in the world and what their work on behalf of society should be.

Blaming the dog-eat-dog standards of modern architecture for obscuring that principle, he suggested that professional duty extends "not just to the client but also to the passer-by and society as a whole".

The duty extends to reporting the disease and to inform the patient that he or she may have legal or adjudication options for compensation.

Both General Pace and his predecessor, Gen. Richard B. Myers, have drawn intense criticism from Congress for refusing for years to enlarge the military even as troops were sent to Iraq and Afghanistan on multiple combat tours, many of them seeing their tours of duty extended by months.

But as one tour of duty extended to two, contact with the enemy changed not their hearts and minds, but his.

In the spring of 1863, Garfield returned to the field as Chief of Staff for William Rosecrans, commander of the Army of the Cumberland; his influence in this position was greater than usual – with duties extending beyond mere communication to actual management of Rosecrans's army.

Their "duty of responsibility" extends to putting in place systems and processes that could stop rules from being broken.

"All of those consequences are serious," he went on, "but this court has never held that a criminal defense attorney's Sixth Amendment duties extend to providing advice about such matters".