Sentence examples for would be duty from inspiring English sources

Torture of another human being is illegal, unethical and immoral, and I would be duty bound to disobey any such order...just as PFC Lynndie England and SPC Charles Graner (and their many counterparts, senior officers and NCOs at Abu Ghraib) should have done...just as any of my soldiers should disobey should I give such an order.

I think we would be duty bound to do so particularly for all that he has done for this football club.

And he added: "I think we would be duty bound to do so particularly for all that he has done for this football club.

It also introduces a form of moral hazard, because banks and their creditors may assume that the government would be duty-bound to bail them out if a closely monitored institution were to fail.On the other hand over-strict regulation can also be harmful if it stifles financial innovation and squeezes all appetite for risk out of the banking system.

"Lyndall Gordon's biography proposes a theory to account for the enigma of Emily Dickinson's life as a notorious recluse which is so brilliant that, if this were a novel, a reviewer would be duty-bound not to reveal a thrilling twist," Caroline Moore said in the Sunday Telegraph, reviewing Lives Like Loaded Guns: Emily Dickinson and Her Family's Feuds.

It announced that all packages arriving containing food, clothing and medicine – many of which were sent by dissidents who had fled Hungary – would be duty-free.

However, based on Kant's absolutist thinking, if the Nazis came knocking on your door asking where Anne Frank is, you would be duty-bound to tell the truth.

If Ed Gillespie were elected, he would be duty-bound to raise his hand and pledge to serve all Virginians to the best of his ability – even the people he suggests are less worthy of citizenship.

At one point, Johnson proposed that Dr. Hurst join the Naval Reserve so that he would be on duty when he traveled and off duty when he returned.

This May bank holiday more staff would be on duty and the hospital was recruiting further staff for accident and emergency duty, Ms Dugdale said.

About 28,000 police officers would be on duty.