Sentence examples similar to unconditional duties from inspiring English sources
It does not purport to impose an unconditional duty to operate, or to carry passengers, but requires that where and while a passenger service is maintained it shall conform to the standards stated.
Unlike his Spanish counterpart, Santiago Carrillo, who condemned the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, Mr Cunhal was a Stalinist hardliner: "Permanent and indestructible solidarity with the Soviet Union and its Communist Party is the unconditional duty of communists and working people of all countries," he said.
Welcoming and offering shelter to those in danger represents an "unconditional duty for a large state bound by law," Housing Minister Emmanuelle Cosse said Tuesday in a statement.
As with privacy, treating fair access, anti-discrimination, and harm protection as fundamental principles allows data sharing to be seen as a scientific and ethical imperative (Ohno-Machado 2012) that must always be balanced against competing principles or rights, and not as an unconditional legal duty imposed on any person or entity.
However, CLIA notes that this duty is not unconditional.
Autonomy is an unconditional value, which leaves us with a duty to remain autonomous.
Some will be offended by us and others will follow, but proclaiming the message of the unconditional love of Jesus for all persons is our first duty as "church".
During World War II, three types of exemption could be granted: (1) unconditional; (2) conditional on the undertaking of specified civil work; (3) exemption only from combatant duties.
Proponents of free trade consider that the unconditional MFN clause is the only practical way by which to obtain the progressive reduction of customs duties.
