Sentence examples for with its duty from inspiring English sources

Animals Australia has called for the agriculture department to be stripped of its regulator role, saying it was "hopelessly conflicted" with its duty to promote the live cattle trade.

On student/teacher confidentiality, Mr Moretto says the guidance says information sharing must be "overt" so that any university must inform its student body it will share information in order to comply with its duty to prevent people being drawn into terrorism.

Scotland Yard has promised to balance the demonstrators' rights to assemble with its duty to provide security for the president.

In this school, the form that theories take has as much to do with the politics and sociology of science as with its duty to describe reality.

"Instead of only worrying about whether there's evidence to convict beyond a reasonable doubt, they focus on whether the government has complied with its duty to disclose.

In keeping with its duty to provide objective, impartial analysis, the budget office did not endorse any options, but it fleshed out many ideas circulating on Capitol Hill.

But while the lost sale probably will not result in any board liability for this sale, he said, it could provide the basis for possible recourse against the board for future lost sales if it does not comply with its duties.

Because of the lack of customs duties and low or nonexistent taxes, Andorra has become an important international centre of retail trade that has attracted millions of shoppers from all over Europe with its duty-free imported consumer goods, including alcoholic beverages, electronic devices, tobacco, and clothing.

There's room for improvement, but with its duties growing, the watchdog needs more staff, more money and a buffer against Congress.

And yet, crucially, "Everyday life, with its duties and routines, was something I endured, not a thing I enjoyed, nor something that was meaningful or made me happy … I always longed to be away from it, and always had done.

At times, he finds his lot intolerable: Everyday life, with its duties and routines, was something I endured, not a thing I enjoyed, nor something that was meaningful or made me happy.