Sentence examples similar to transformed duties from inspiring English sources

The royals traditionally support numerous charities but Diana transformed duty and obligation into a phenomenally successful personal calling.

This non-discrimination clause can transform negative duties associated with civil and political rights, to positive duties to make socioeconomic provisions equally available.

In interviews, several executives, coaches and players pointed to a confluence of factors that are transforming the duties and importance of the point guard.

After Vatican II the situation changed, as the very definition of missionary activity was transformed and the duties of all Christians to undertake evangelical work was emphasized.

Eight years ago, the dream was for the small fishing port of Gwadar in Pakistan's Balochistan province to be transformed into a duty-free port and a free economic zone.

There was the commercial aspect — from the 1930s to the 1990s — when Tijuana was transformed into a duty-free zone.

Marketers already work with everyone in the office, but growth hacking has transformed cooperation from a duty to a necessity.

When she failed to meet him, he abandoned his duty and transformed into a monster.

Being appreciated for your work doesn't just feel good; appreciation may have the power to transform those mundane duties from something you have to do into something you want to do.

UK disco edit masters Psychemagik have been enlisted for remix duties, transforming the piano chords of the original into something much more foreboding and paranoiac.

He proposes therefore that a normatively relevant sense of application requires that one accept the benefits but that is to transform a natural duty account into a weakly voluntarist one like fairness.