Sentence examples for understood duty from inspiring English sources

Senator Santorum should heed his own advice from his Web site: "It is the understood duty of a compassionate people to reach out to their fellow man".

As Khizr Khan poignantly argued, Donald Trump has not sacrificed for this country and he does not understand duty to any cause other than himself," Barney added, referring to the father of a Muslim American war hero who last week addressed the Democratic convention.

Investigators found that commanders stressed the importance of treating prisoners humanely, and understood their duty to report abuses.

Each person buried here understood his duty but also dreamed of going back home to the people and the things he knew.

"The moment I signed on I understood my duty to him and his family.

Other critics suggest that even if there is a duty to die, this duty should not be understood as a duty that entails that others may compel those with such a duty to take their lives (Menzel 2000, Narveson 2000).

"This was a leader in our community who understood the responsibility and duty to empower".

The duty of independent judgment, understood as a duty to interpret and give effect to the law of the land without influence from either internal or external will, has its roots in English law but became especially pronounced in America.

Understand your duty of care: Small and local organisations often lack the resources necessary to understand their duty of care, resulting in their staff in the field getting exposed to risk with little support.

"We understand our duty to do all we can to relieve this deep grief".

The district attorney, Harry Connick Sr., acknowledged the need for this training but said he had long since "stopped reading law books" so he didn't understand the duty he was supposed to impart.