Moreover, governments have a duty to keep their citizens secure.
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But businesses have a duty to take sometimes tough decisions.
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But I have a duty to act on the information.
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Congressional leaders have a duty to investigate this incredible breakdown.
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"We have a duty to break that cycle," he said.
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Judges have a duty to exercise their own independent judgment.
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Do I have a duty to report these noncompliant officiants?
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"I have a duty to do, and I will do it."
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Tech leaders have a duty to admit it's much more complicated.
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We all have a duty to confront denial and speak out.
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"We have a duty to give the right answers," she said.
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Europe's nations have a duty to confirm democracy's resilience under pressure.
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I have a duty to ensure that people come before profits.
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"We have a duty to examine this deal," Ms. Klobuchar said.
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As an institution, we have a duty to truth and accuracy.
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Senators have a duty to conduct a fair and full trial.
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Do your employees have a duty to protect children or not?
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Attorneys general have a duty to vigorously defend the First Amendment.
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Judges have a duty to reject Chevron with candor and clarity.
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Free democracies have a duty to protect the world from this threat.
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Kalifat added that politicians have a duty to confront anti-Jewish rhetoric.
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So yes, you have a duty to pass on what you know.
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"Employers have a duty to maintain a safe work environment," said Slosburg.
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As a professional, I have a duty to advocate for my clients.
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And we have a duty to revisit these stories and share them.
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We, as legislators, have a duty to do things to save people's lives.
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However, we also have a duty to ensure we use our resources wisely.
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Morgan says that businesses like hotels have a duty to do the same.
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"We have a duty to our taxpayers to interrogate it rigorously," Davis said.
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Journalists have a duty to report on it; it's in the public interest.
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They're right — and companies have a duty to make sure that stops happening.
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They're right — and companies have a duty to make sure that doesn't happen.
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Soldiers have a duty to follow their leader and carry out lawful orders.
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We have a duty to keep those in this country safe from terrorism.
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We have a duty to be responsible co-habitant of our shared ecosystem.
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Supreme Court justices have a duty to all citizens to get it right.
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As the US's closest friends we have a duty to speak out. #Ridgepic.twitter.
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"There are some things we have a duty to talk about," he said.
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Unfortunately, weed is illegal here, and we have a duty to do our job.
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They make their members and volunteers feel like they have a duty to vote.
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"We have a duty to act for our children and their children," he said.
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Indeed, don't we have a duty to use them to try to save innocents?
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We have a duty to protect school children when their safety is under attack.
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We have a duty to ensure that their sacrifice came for the right reasons.
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"They have a duty to protect the public from itself sometimes," Mr. McDermott said.
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I have a duty to respect this president, or any president, for that matter.
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Instead, we have a duty to confront these machines and the profiteering behind them.
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Do you think black celebrities have a duty to be a little more vocal?
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In times like these, citizens have a duty — to serve, and to speak up.
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These are actual people, and we have a duty to help them integrate into Canada.
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AI researchers, web platforms, and media outlets all have a duty to prove that's true.
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"America's elected representatives have a duty to regulate who comes in and when," he said.
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Reporters have a duty to warn passengers that they could be throwing their money away.
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As a Palestinian cartoonist, I have a duty to report on what is happening here.
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"We, as legislators, have a duty to do things to save people's lives," he said.
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He spoke about responsibility, and how we all have a duty to build positive legacies.
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A Christian convert, Ji has argued that believers have a duty to destroy the regime.
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"We have a duty to take care of patients," the Ohio anesthesia provider told VICE.
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IN FACT, I THINK YOU HAVE A DUTY TO DO THAT WHEN YOU ARE CEO.
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However, organizations have a "duty to provide platforms for employees to report misconduct," says Ershaghi.
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It also tells Swedes they have a duty to act if their country is threatened.
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I know I signed up for this and I have a duty to my community.
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You will still have a duty to your constituents, but voters will be replaced by shareholders.
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Instead, I feel I have a duty to do something for, to fix, my Catholic community.
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And no matter what their sympathies, reporters have a duty to give all the relevant facts.
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Do our national security officials not in fact have a duty to study what animates jihadists?
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No matter what his approval ratings among Republicans, government officials have a duty to the country.
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According to Friedman, companies have a duty to act in the sole interests of their shareholders.
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But you have a duty to be transparent about the performance and limitations of your technologies.
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Do famous figures have a duty to their fans to serve as an escape from reality?
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But "as a big country, we have a duty to help less developed countries," he notes.
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But as citizens, "we have a duty to insist that words have meaning," as Jurecic writes.
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"Members of Congress have a duty to respond to the President's explicit attack today," she tweeted.
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"We have a duty to enforce the law as Congress has written it," Mr. Azar said.
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As a public figure in Brazil, I have a duty to try to clarify these facts.
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But they have a duty to protect citizens and defend themselves if they come under fire.
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We face a problem, we have a duty to try to contain it and solve it.
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But I also remind them that as Americans, we have a duty to our country, too.
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And if you didn't have a duty to do it, you did nothing wrong in refraining.
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Under the rules of professional conduct, attorneys have a duty to zealously advocate their client's position.
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Instead, people have a duty to protect their families and the most vulnerable in their communities.
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"Members of Congress have a duty to respond to the President's explicit attack today," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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On questions of character, in particular, French said conservatives have a duty to speak up against him.
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"The police have a duty to ensure public safety is maintained," Security Secretary John Lee told reporters.
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The monitor and the court have a duty to ensure broad public access to all such videos.
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As physicians, we have a duty to advocate for the needs of our patients in all circumstances.
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This means I have a duty to speak out against laws that unfairly target and limit women.
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From a self-regarding perspective, there are numerous reasons one might have a duty to leave Facebook.
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Those of us with the platform of entering peoples homes have a duty to educate and inform.
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We all have a duty to participate in this democracy and uphold the values that we cherish.
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"We also have a duty to call out everyday sexism but also to protect our young girls and give them the confidence to challenge and stand up for how they want to look" 'We have a duty to call out everyday sexism, but also to protect our young girls'.
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Indeed, if you're sure that it will be unhelpful, I think you have a duty to say so.
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And of course, in Florida, a person who uses defensive force does not have a duty to retreat.
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"We have a duty to be more active and more constructive in participating in public life," Felten said.
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I'm scared, of course I am, but I will be there because I have a duty to be.
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All women have a duty to unite when these attacks happen and the WHCA owes Sarah an apology.
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It's a fact that Germans in Potsdam don't have a duty to comply with the laws of Malaysia.
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Except that the precedent has been set, and Senate Democrats now have a duty to return the favor.
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The U.S. and Congress have a duty to raise their voice and enforce an end to this disaster.
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Once you see it coming, you have a duty to act, says Naison, the activist and Fordham professor.
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We have a duty to protect the American people and it is one that I take very seriously.
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Our leaders have a duty to strongly speak out and remind us what happens when lies replace truth.
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"Border patrol agents have a duty to protect our borders without trampling on our constitutional rights," said Sen.
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Given our historical roots in Africa, we have a duty to help governments address key issues, including youth employment.
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Because text messages can be deleted, Elliott said employers have a duty to preserve text messages related to work.
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We have a duty to help women around the world and ensure they don't die from this treatable disease.
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The GOP leadership would also have a duty to urge Mr. Trump to accept the will of the people.
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Appropriate authorities have a duty to educate and protect investors and consumers, and need to be prepared to act.
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Iraq and Syria also have a duty to prevent, punish, and prosecute genocide, having ratified the Convention, they said.
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The gun industry lobbyists may be beyond reason, but the lawmakers have a duty to respond to their constituents.
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States have a duty to evaluate who is and who is not eligible to become members of their citizenry.
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" He urged the American people to come together: "We have a duty to confront this poverty with bold action.
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Every political journalist now has a duty to explore sexual rumors, and politicians have a duty to investigate them.
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Criticism: The police defended the policy by saying they have a duty to pursue all reasonable lines of inquiry.
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Do I have a duty to tell the spouse about the affair, or is it none of my business?
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We have a duty to harness technological innovation to improve the quality, nutritional value, and safety of American crops.
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The Chinese government has long admonished citizens that they have a duty to catch foreign spies and their agents.
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It is a sacred commitment between our country and our service members that we have a duty to uphold.
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Ignorance of the law is no excuse, especially for those who have a duty to uphold and enforce it.
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We have a duty to protect and we can't protect them if we don't know what is going on.
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These investors have a duty to stand up to promoters, no matter how rich or politically connected they may be.
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They could feel they have a duty to prevent this—and that means voting for a "Remain v Compromise" referendum.
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It's unconscionable and I'm furious #IStandWithIlhan Members of Congress have a duty to respond to the President's explicit attack today.
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As politicians, we have a duty to look to the long-term impact of any deal on our core industries.
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But if the prime minister stays on the road to no deal, MPs have a duty to seize the wheel.
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"His conduct is clearly unlawful in Texas, and his state President would have a duty to report," the document states.
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When those are circumvented in ways that impede competition and compromise patient health, we have a duty to speak out.
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Since then, the notion that individual Muslims have a duty to defend their faith by assassinating its critics has spread.
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In the wake of those attacks, Republicans have a duty to stand up for minority voters now more than ever.
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"Whatever the result, whatever the margin, we all have a duty to unite, cherish and build our movement," he said.
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Another user told her viewers that TikTok users have a "duty" to like videos with only a handful of likes.
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It should be beyond debate that citizens have a duty to defend the nation against government threats to our freedom.
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Parents have a duty to provide for their young children, but the arrow of obligation is reversed when they age.
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"I have a duty to listen to these differing views and would like to apologize," Motsepe said in his statement.
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"Your refusal to process claims is inflicting serious harm on the students you have a duty to serve," said Rep.
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Turning to an issue of global security, Trump said "all nations have a duty to act" in combating Iran's influence.
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We have a duty to protect the American public, especially when Takata has demonstrated a pernicious disregard for doing so.
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Bailees have a duty to understand that sometimes other people are just too frazzled to follow through on their promises.
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Now, those of us who swore an oath to protect and defend the Constitution have a duty to follow ours.
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"[The Affordable Care Act] remains the law and we have a duty to enforce and uphold the law," she wrote.
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"Business owners and event organizers have a duty to provide a safe environment," attorney Matt Morgan told a news conference.
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Republicans argue that they have a duty to combat voter fraud, even though there is sparse evidence that it exists.
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Finally, most say Democrats just have a duty to keep the American people informed about something as consequential as impeachment.
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At the same time, Facebook accounts are used for a personal exchange between individuals which we have a duty to protect.
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"We have a duty to the earth and every generation to come to protect our home," she said in an interview.
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Public health officials have a duty to warn people about the health risks associated with raw egg and even raw flour.
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"We all have a duty to do more to assist the resettlement and care of these people and to stand #WithRefugees."
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AIUSA has previously stated that police have a duty to protect the right to free expression and to de-escalate tensions.
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"The health organizations themselves have a duty to stop accepting this money," Aaron said, because it creates a conflict of interest.
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After all, he said, the stem cell clinics employ doctors, and doctors have a duty to offer patients evidence-based medicine.
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"We all have a duty to confront anti-Semitism in all its forms and everywhere and anywhere it appears," she continued.
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Our elected leaders in particular have a duty to model proper behavior, upholding the sanctity of an equal branch of government.
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Transgender people are not deluded, advocates say, but they are suffering; therefore, medical professionals have a duty to ease that suffering.
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Disappointed Again Disappointed Again: As stewards to our animals, we have a duty to do everything we can to protect them.
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That could likely provide the basis for someone to allege that manufacturers have a duty to do more to secure devices.
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Journalists have a duty to serve [the American people/the Algorithm Gods/our benevolent ruler George Soros/the Great Wicked Snake].
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"All elected leaders, including Attorneys General, have a duty to uphold the law and hold people accountable," she said in an email.
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Data is the blood that courses through its veins, and all participants have a duty to help it flow safely and freely.
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Our elected officials have a duty to enact legislation that allows women to access critical preventative care services from a trusted provider.
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We'd understand that citizenship is a covenant, too, and we have a duty to feel connected to those who disagree with us.
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"When you're in a very very senior role at a platform, you have a duty to be much more neutral," Cox said.
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Yet, America's innovative spirit remains and we have a duty to harness that inspiration to create a greener planet for future generations.
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"Under South Carolina law, municipalities that choose to establish their own courts have a duty to fund public defense," Ms. Borden said.
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"They have a duty to find out what led to this and to prevent it from happening in the future," she said.
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The psychiatrists say they have a duty to warn the public about what they see as a serious threat to the nation.
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Unions work to protect members from harassment, but they also have a duty to protect the rights of members accused of misconduct.
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But several also said they believe they have a duty to speak out if they feel a policy is undermining their mission.
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In other words, does the administration have a duty to provide evidence of such a threat or can it simply assert it?
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Do you have a duty to protect her from these risks by passing on confidential information, acquired through marriage, without his consent?
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Both India and Pakistan have a duty to maintain that profoundly moral stand at a time when hysteria is at a high.
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And if they're children, their human companions have a duty to push the digients to evolve and grow as much as they can.
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"If we're going to cover restaurants at all, we have a duty to cover the most expensive and the most acclaimed," he said.
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It is also curiously moralistic with its implicit assumption that we have a duty to ourselves to keep our carcass in good shape.
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"We have a duty to look at how to make life better for people," Schulz said in a live Facebook broadcast on Tuesday.
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"[A]s a victim, we have a duty to protect her and the family as a whole," police spokesperson Celina Espinoza tells PEOPLE.
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Government debt-issuing agencies have a duty to get the best deal for taxpayers, but they must also keep banks incentivised, they said.
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In the United States, travel agents have a duty to warn travelers of known dangers at their destinations, unless they are widely reported.
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I have a duty to the truth — but I always appreciate the heartfelt suggestions of tipsters, and I want to protect them, too.
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The deontologist says no, because you have a duty to not kill anyone as a means to an end, and your duties matter.
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In death penalty cases in particular, the defense lawyers say, they have a duty to find common ground by respecting their clients' traditions.
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Young trail workers, wilderness rangers, river guides, hunters, anglers, backpackers, outfitters, field scientists and more have a duty to defend and expand them.
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Some Syrian Armenians argue that they have a duty to return: their diaspora forms an important branch of Armenian civilisation, and must be preserved.
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"They also have a duty to ensure that any contractual arrangements respect the new rules and to identify and mitigate any risks," he said.
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And as activists who are unafraid to speak the truth, we know we have a duty to call out any bigotry wherever it exists.
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But not only do we have a duty to advocate for our individual patients, we must also advocate for the health of our society.
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Federal law forbids the automatic removal of lax voters from the rolls, but states have a duty to keep their information up to date.
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"We have a duty to act," McConnell told senators before the vote, reminding Republicans they had promised to repeal Obamacare in four straight elections.
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They'll argue that people have a duty to stay fit, and if they're not able-bodied, it's their job to overcome obstacles to success.
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"It is precisely at times such as this when free speech is under threat that writers have a duty to speak out," he added.
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Republicans at the federal, state and local levels have a duty to protect the Republican brand from candidates and opponents that could damage it.
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But many county sheriffs support Mr. Trump's argument that the police have a duty to help deport any immigrant who entered the country illegally.
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But because climate change makes conditions worse, Elayah argues, the countries who primarily caused those changes have a duty to step in and help.
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We, as the new generation of sensitivites, have a duty to work on healing these inherited parts of ourselves to not spread them further.
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But given how little faith Senate Republicans have in Trump's judgment, they have a duty to take up this legislation or develop an alternative.
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At the same time, companies know they have a duty to their investors to provide prompt information about any real risks to their businesses.
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One common intuition is that if we one day manage to create a sentient robot, we'd have a duty to treat that robot ethically.
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It's true that, in some traditions, people have a duty to leave part of their estate to their children; but they don't in ours.
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They have a duty to encourage Trump toward those values and, in the case of Republican senators, to block any nominees who violate them.
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But the judge decided against that, arguing that if the lawyers knew the jurors' names they would have a duty to tell their clients.
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Did artists who were sick have a duty to speak up, or was staying in the closet — as Mr. Demy did — an acceptable choice?
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Folks like myself have a duty to call it what it is & then do everything we can to make it what it should be.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx told reporters on Thursday that drivers have a duty to take seriously their obligation to maintain control of a vehicle.
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We have a duty to not just do something because it affects us, but because it affects those next to us, our neighbors, our community.
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"It was in relation to a lack of confidence in this government which we absolutely have a duty to disclose to New Zealanders," he said.
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In an appeal, a court has ruled that property owners, including golf courses, have a "duty" to protect patrons from dangerous insects on their property.
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AIRLINES, like all firms, have a duty to shareholders to cut costs, if it makes them more competitive and more profitable in the long term.
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"They have a duty to protect against threats of violence to harm religious minorities or the lives of judges or other government officials," said Mohydin.
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Corporations have a duty to dedicate more of their resources to sustainability and ethical practices amid popular backlashes against globalism, Michelin's chief executive said Tuesday.
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They must do this because they have a duty under law, but they must also do this because they have a duty to their customers.
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Reason it could pass: Lawmakers have a duty to protect the inalienable rights enumerated in the Bill of Rights, which includes the right to representation.
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"I think I have a duty to work as hard as I possibly can in terms of what I've signed up to do," she said.
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Lawmakers at all levels of government have a duty to break down barriers to opportunity like this and make room for Millennials in the workforce.
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It also means they don't have a duty to monitor your account, so you might not get a heads-up if things go off track.
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"We have a duty to act," Mr. McConnell said as his solemn colleagues waited at their desks to vote on opening debate on repeal legislation.
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"[The Affordable Care Act] remains the law and we have a duty to enforce and uphold the law," Verma wrote in the letter to Otter.
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"We still have a duty - you have a duty - to stay and give your best professional guidance, with loyalty, to the new administration," he said.
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"When you hear about something like this, you have a duty to report unethical conduct," Arthur Caplan, a bioethicist at NYU School of Medicine, told Gizmodo.
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"Internet service providers have a duty to protect the privacy of consumers who use the company's wired and wireless infrastructure to connect to the world," Sen.
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The China Securities News also weighed in, saying that listed companies - like Changsheng Biotechnology - have a duty to the public and to conduct business with integrity.
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The culture of individualist parenting makes clear: Parents have a duty to exercise choice to the bounds of their resources, even at the expense of others.
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Doctors have a duty to be impartial, instead of deciding who's human, and putting some of us into a category of people who can be abused.
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We have a duty to remain better than others at protecting these rights, and it is our duty to keep expanding, and not limiting, those rights.
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But if I'm Martin, tonight is the first time I feel like I have a duty to finish these books, lest their legacy be sullied somehow.
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Beyond the group's main objective of defending the constitution, Mr Rhodes believes Oath Keepers have a duty to protect those unwilling or unable to protect themselves.
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"If a judge was aware that another judge was engaging in sexual harassment or sexual assault, would they have a duty to report it?" she asked.
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The independence of our judiciary from partisan politics, however, is not just a battle worth picking, but a principle that judges have a duty to protect.
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Is this my decision to make, and if so, do I have a duty to advise his children of my actions, either before or after disposal?
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Put simply: Both branches of government have a duty to work together to get a nominee onto the bench of the highest court in the land.
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I have a duty to pass it on and properly present it to the best of my ability, because my teachers passed it on to me.
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Secondly, he believes the richest parts of the world have a duty to be outraged by a set of diseases which only affect the world's poorest.
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Alexander Hamilton, in Federalist 78, explained that judges have a duty to "guard the Constitution and the rights of individuals," and above all, to be impartial.
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"They are not speaking as DHS, but they are speaking in their capacity as medical experts for DHS who have a duty to warn," Gold said.
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As a general matter, if an FBI agent has reason to believe that a crime has been committed, do they have a duty to report it?
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But I think I have a duty to stand up and make my voice heard and be a voice for those who don't have a voice.
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It is conceivable that, at the very least, we have a duty to ensure they inherit the planet in a condition that is comparable to ours.
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My colleagues and I have a duty to use our voice and our vote to insist on a fair trial, rooted in the pursuit of truth.
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They also said the case raised "questions fundamental to our criminal justice system," such as to what extent prosecutors have a duty to correct wrongful convictions.
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Universities have a duty to keep campuses safe, not in the service of paternalism, but in the service of providing a suitable learning environment for students.
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"We also have a duty to ensure that the country can move forward and that will mean that we have to compromise," Hammond told BBC television.
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After all, confidentiality is included in the APA's code of ethics; psychologists have a duty to protect a patient's private information, including what's discussed behind closed doors.
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They have a duty to their fans and followers to give them live footage, plus all the pre-match and touchline action, just as they want it.
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He apparently surprised some senators by pointing out that if a presidential order to use nuclear weapons is illegal, military commanders have a duty to refuse it.
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This is something that we have a duty to do for our brothers and sisters, against whom we are sinning by omission as well as by commission.
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"Executives of public companies have a duty to act in the best interests of investors," said Anita Bandy, an assistant director in the SEC's Division of Enforcement.
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"As I have said since the vacancy was created, I believe I have a duty to ask tough questions and demand answers," he said in a statement.
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"Members of the executive and the legislature have a duty to uphold the independence of the judiciary and to avoid undermining public confidence in it," she said.
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As elected officials, they have a duty to improve the lives of working Americans by making the U.S. an attractive place to start and grow a business.
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As advocacy professionals, we have a duty to continue to spur action and cultivate relationships during this all-important break from the hoopla in the nation's capital.
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It's understandable that people have fears and anxieties about AI, and, as researchers, we have a duty to recognize those fears and provide different perspectives and solutions.
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"It's hard because not only do we have a duty to moderate a community in turmoil, but we also have to lead our real lives," says Maeve.
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All Venezuelan citizens have a duty to do what we can to reverse the current situation, to defend our fundamental democratic values and to prevent more bloodshed.
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"We cannot be complacent or hope that this is just an anomaly: we have a duty to take action," Sessions said of the rate of violent crime.
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"Having invited South Korean journalists to the North, we have a duty to ensure that you can gather news freely and film comfortably", Kim was quoted as saying.
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Despite party differences, they, too, have a duty to get on board to help repair the wreckage left in the wake of nearly a decade of failed leadership.
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After the genocide in Rwanda in 1994, when Tutsis were slaughtered as the world turned its back, countries recognised that they have a duty to constrain brute force.
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Furthermore, evidence showed that Nero was not present when the detention turned into an arrest, and Nero did not have a duty to question Miller's decision, Williams said.
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"I have a duty to ask for rapid decisions," the 220.8-year-old president said, citing the urgency of Italy's European Union commitments and its difficult economic situation.
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It proposes that Facebook and others have a "duty to identify" and curtail inauthentic accounts, and to report regularly to the SEC on the percentage of such accounts.
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At the very least, police departments and experts have a duty to inform that conversation by being more forthright about the capabilities, benefits and risks of robotics technology.
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Mariana Ardila, a lawyer at rights group Women's Link Worldwide, said judges have a duty to consider the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy, even if they find Cortez guilty.
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"Retailers do not have a duty to disclose product information unless it relates to a consumer safety issue," and PETA did not raise any such issues, Cousins wrote.
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Am I off base here, or do we have a duty to give homes to children who need them when we can't easily have children of our own?
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"Police have a duty to pursue all reasonable lines of enquiry," Assistant Commissioner Nick Ephgrave, the National Police Chiefs' Council lead for criminal justice, said in a statement.
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In short, you shouldn't have read the letter, unless you had reason to think the sender was long dead, but you didn't have a duty to destroy it.
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"We have a duty to make sure our country does not abandon all the progress we have made against crime over the past few decades," Mr. Sessions said.
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Basic ethics suggest we have a duty to look for cheaper options before we inflict the $200 or $300 books or the $2353 access codes on our students.
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Mr. Trump was thus on solid footing, because attorneys general have a duty to defend laws and executive orders, so long as they have a plausible legal grounding.
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As we honor the memories of those we lost at the Capital Gazette shooting—John, Rebecca, Rob, Wendi, and Gerald—we have a duty to act on gun safety.
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"Call your Republican election board members and remind them that as partisan Republican appointees they have [a] duty to consider Republican points of view," Woodhouse wrote to party officials.
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" In a press release, the National Police Chiefs' Council lead for criminal justice, Assistant Commissioner Nick Ephgrave said police "have a duty to pursue all reasonable lines of enquiry.
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From that time, we recognized that domestic violence is a hidden problem, and we have a duty to lift back the curtain on this issue and promote policy changes.
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Schools have a duty to make sure sexual assault doesn't deprive the survivor of educational opportunities — and they also have a duty not to retaliate against those who report.
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But as a parent and someone who has driven over 0003 vehicles, I have a duty to share how supremely useful and roomy vans are for hauling the brood.
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The details: "The ACA remains the law and we have a duty to enforce and uphold the law," CMS Administrator Seema Verma said in a letter to state officials.
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"Zimbabwe authorities have a duty to maintain security during protests, but they need to do that without using excessive force," said Dewa Mavhinga, Human Rights Watch Southern Africa director.
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Students who aren't involved in the protests feel like collateral damage, let down both by student leaders and by university administrators who have a duty to care for them.
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Because looking away from an injustice has so often amounted to perpetuating injustice, we may feel we have a duty to click through, read the article and get mad.
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This call is colored both by sophisticated mathematical models and by the social justice creed that we as individuals have a duty to act on behalf of the collective.
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"All Venezuelan citizens have a duty to do what we can to reverse the current situation, to defend our fundamental democratic values and to prevent more bloodshed," he wrote.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), wrote in an op-ed Monday that he and his colleagues have "a duty" to review and vote on the nominee. Sen.
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When we navigate discussions around risk tolerance, I think that as financial advisors we actually have a duty to acknowledge the science and err on the side of conservatism.
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In a paper that year for the New York Law School Law Review, Baur said the courts have a duty to step in where other branches of government aren't.
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"In these strange and troubling times, it is hard to speak unpalatable truths to power, but I believe we all still have a duty to do so," Steele said.
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Some 11 million people have fled during the course of the war, but the White Helmets volunteers say they have a duty to stay and help their fellow citizens.
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"Voting is a privilege and right, and all American's have a duty to participate," Lauren Santo Domingo, Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer at Moda Operandi, said in a statement.
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It has everything to do with possible surveillance activities and the president needs to know these intelligence reports are out there and I have a duty to tell him that.
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"I can do better," Murphy told THR, going on to say that people in power have a duty to open pathways to talent in ways that will change the industry.
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But supporters of the blockchain initiative say low official trafficking figures do not account for undetected cases, and they have a duty to attempt to stay ahead of the criminals.
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The latest killings are grim reminders that far more reforms are needed to make law enforcement officers more professional and respectful of the citizens they have a duty to protect.
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The authorities regard most of the protests as illegal, arguing that their time and place was not approved beforehand, and that the police have a duty to protect public order.
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Lythgoe predicted to Mullen and the others that a wave of Islamist terror attacks would soon hit Britain, and said that "white jihadis" would have a duty to strike back.
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Forché justifies a fundamental conviction that sometimes you have a duty to try to describe what you've witnessed; if the motives are unethical, that will be apparent in the work.
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I feel as certain today as I did three years ago that in a democracy, if you give people a choice you have a duty to implement what they decide.
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He could start with one of his campaign opponent's songs, "Draped in Flags," in which Mr. Delgado said Americans who love their country have a duty to question their government.
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As a pragmatic regulator, we have a duty to build a thorough and robust case for any regulatory action we may decide to take, and all of this takes time.
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"As a modern police force, I believe that we have a duty to use new technologies to keep people safe in London," assistant commissioner Nick Ephgrave said in a statement.
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" His publicly stated reason for meeting with Trump was, "The president needs to know that these intelligence reports are out there, and I have a duty to tell him that.
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"If the Americans want to violate the waters or airspace of Iran again, Iran's armed forces have a duty to confront them and they will have a decisive clash," Rouhani said.
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Where threats of strikes exist, employers negotiating new union agreements might even have a duty to bargain with the union over any adoption of AV technology and its effect on employees.
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"We have a duty to advocate for design that reflects the values of the people we serve: ALL of the people," the National Organization of Minority Architects said in a statement.
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America's intelligence services have sometimes been known to violate the constitution, which is why the court exists and why elected politicians have a duty to point this out when it happens.
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Movies and TV, Soloway pointed out, have a duty to portray sex responsibly, and its failure to do so thus far is a contributing factor to our complicated relationship with it.
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The Independent Slate, at a minimum, would have a duty to critically assess any candidate installed by the current Board and would most likely wish to bring in its own CEO.
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And because themes from in-person conversations can carry over into text messages and social media, parents have a duty to talk with teens about healthy relationships and bullying, Ybarra said.
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Nor did he believe that he might have a duty to teach his children the virtue of making personal sacrifices for freedom or of not informing on former friends and comrades.
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"We have a duty to investigate the criminal offences reported to us, but ... also to educate people about the fact that they could be potential victims," Davies of the GLAA said.
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The initial complaint was filed in October, with an amended version filed a month later after the school responded that they did not have a duty to report, ABC News reported.
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To be fair, none of us -- not even those of us who are trained and have a duty to respond -- can be certain how we would act in a mass shooting.
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In a statement to the IndyStar on August 14, the cemetery stated that they object to the exhumation and that they have a duty to protect the integrity of the cemetery.
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But with him in office we have a duty to protect those who are threatened by this administration and to win over those who don't recognize the impact of their vote.
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Some, like the philosophers Julian Savulescu and Ingmar Persson, say we have a duty to develop new tools — drugs, surgery, or other treatments — to make ourselves into a more moral species.
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Unless Penn aided and abetted Guzman in some way, the Oscar-winning actor would not have a duty to disclose to authorities that he was talking to a fugitive, legal experts said.
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"The government recognizes that respondent's counsel have a duty to zealously advocate on behalf of their client, but they also have duties to this Court and to the Bar," the government argued.
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"Our ancestors are the ones that died fighting for this land, so that makes me think that we have a duty to fight for our land," Iron Eyes told Truthout in June.
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"I have a duty to support all women&aposs freedom of speech and freedom of thought," Reza Etamadi said of his MUF10 streetwear brand&aposs Copenhagen Fashion Week show in a statement.
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I think we journalists have a duty to not just chase the newest embargoed study and report it out of context, and not to parrot the health claims of politicians or celebrities.
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Andy Vickery, the Houston lawyer representing Taylor, said that if the case demonstrates the X2 is too weak to protect police, Taser may have a duty to fix or replace the weapons.
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" Gary McCaleb, a lawyer with Alliance Defending Freedom, which filed a brief supporting the school board in Virginia, said, "Schools have a duty to protect the privacy and safety of all students.
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"When somebody is crying out for help, the coach, along with the coach's wife, have a duty ... they have a duty to do something, to help," Courtney Smith said in the interview.
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In most cases, civilians have a duty to retreat if safe options are available, but police officers are under no such obligation when attempting to make an arrest or prevent an escape.
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That alone may constitute a separate violation of international humanitarian law, experts say: After enough civilians have died, commanders have a duty to make changes to ensure that they aren't needlessly targeted.
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"This ruling gives us hope that the treaty we signed was not meaningless, and the state does have a duty to protect this most beautiful resource," Mr. Cladoosby, 6003, said on Monday.
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As a result, "Congressional committees like ours have a duty to provide robust oversight of the IRS and ensure they are providing small businesses with clarity and treating them fairly," he said.
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I believe the president has the right and I have a duty to meet with him on proper occasions and provide such advice, legal or otherwise, as I'm called upon to do.
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The head of Italy's constitutional court says citizens have a duty to cast a ballot, and President Sergio Mattarella has made clear he will vote, putting the premier at odds with institutional leaders.
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The new governor announced his intentions in his State of the State delivered on Tuesday:Companies that make billions of dollars collecting, curating and monetizing our personal data have a duty to protect it.
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"It&aposs unfortunate, but I do know we have a duty to protect the citizens of this city, and that&aposs our job and that&aposs what we have to do," Smith said.
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When Reagan remarked that freedom is always just one generation away from being lost, he continued by warning Americans that they have a duty to ensure the light of freedom is kept lit.
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Health care providers have a duty to provide a comprehensive, accurate and unbiased evaluation of a patient's condition and available treatment options, so that the patient can decide for herself how to proceed.
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Don't we have a duty to leave our own respectful architectural mark so that our great-great-grandchildren know that we too partook in the duty of preserving and celebrating sacred Notre Dame?
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"All governments have a duty to protect people from harm regardless of their beliefs, and to hold perpetrators of persecution accountable," Mr. Pompeo said in August, while the siege in Kashmir was underway.
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As CNN reported exclusively in June 2018, Veprek disputed the idea that leaders have a "duty" to condemn hate speech and incitement, and repeatedly rejected use of the words nationalism, populism, and xenophobia.
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It is vital, and the developed nations—developed thanks to fossil fuels—have a duty to help their poorer counterparts achieve it, a duty acknowledged in Paris, if as yet barely acted on.
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I have a duty to protect the earth and use my voice to help represent people of color and our frontline communities who are fighting day and night to just survive climate change.
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Chief Justice Roy Moore said judges have a duty to uphold the state's law banning same-sex marriage while the Alabama Supreme Court weighs the effect of the national ruling on the state.
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" Bellow called the magazine, published twice a year, "a tabloid for literates," and said that he and Mr. Botsford were "a pair of utopian codgers who feel we have a duty to literature.
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"We have a duty to report to our 27 member-states that have given us a mandate to negotiate with the United Kingdom," Margaritis Schinas, chief spokesperson for the European Commission, told reporters Wednesday.
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Remove that principle and the effect is to tell the (mostly poor) countries next door to war-torn or violent ones that only they, and not rich ones, have a duty to help refugees.
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We have a duty to ensure every young voter not only has a chance to make an educated decision, but is also excited about their future and the president who will take them there.
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"Let me be clear: The Syrian regime has a fundamental responsibility - all the parties to the conflict have a duty - to facilitate humanitarian access to populations in desperate need ... Right now, today," he said.
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"As policymakers, we have a duty to further the will of the voters while protecting the public safety of our constituents," California Senate Majority Leader Robert Hertzberg said last month when introducing SB 51.
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As innovators, we have a duty to usher in new technologies responsibly and thoughtfully so that they're improving society in ways that can't also be abused -we need to anticipate problems and police ourselves.
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"When you've got groups who have no idea what they're talking about, going after the largest organization dedicated to preserving liberty, then I feel like we have a duty to stand up," Grisham said.
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"We have a duty to put together a policy program and issue set, a platform so to speak, that is our contract with the suburbs — something that will support them," she told The Hill.
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"The essence of the claim is gun manufacturers and sellers have a duty to anticipate, and control for, the criminal misuse of their products," John Goldberg of Harvard Law School wrote in an email.
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If I don't take that route, do I have a duty to inform those named — an onerous task given that hundreds of people are mentioned — that the entries may be revelatory or even invasive?
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"Any person with knowledge of such an horrific act would have a duty to report it to the authorities and if they failed to do so could be complicit in the conspiracy," McCaul said.
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"America's elected representatives have a duty to regulate who comes in and when," Bush said at the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, where dozens took the oath of allegiance to become citizens.
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Baseball's Rule 21 says personnel who bet on baseball can be suspended for one year and personnel who bet on games in which they "have a duty to perform" will be declared permanently ineligible.
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"As a modern police force, I believe that we have a duty to use new technologies to keep people safe in London," said the Met's assistant commissioner Nick Ephgrave said in a press statement.
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They have a duty to explain not just why Trump betrayed America when he sought to extort election help from Ukraine, but how we know that he'll nearly certainly try the same thing again.
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The degree to which that is our responsibility as reporters — whether we have a duty to downplay these events that outweighs our duty to report them as news — is a fair topic of debate.
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But I tend to come at this from the perspective of, we have a duty to the country to provide as much context as we can about the set of issues that we see.
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His comment was clearly an analogy: countries that borrow money from allies have a duty to reform, just as individuals who borrow money from friends have a duty not to splurge on a new Jaguar.
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The Justice Department should not have to spend valuable time and resources to file this suit today, but we have a duty to defend the prerogatives of the federal government and protect our Constitutional order.
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And so you have a duty to really think carefully before you just throw up your hands and say: I don't want to take that on or I want to run from that particular controversy.
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While courts should not second-guess the content of religious beliefs, they do have a duty to inquire whether a law, in fact, imposes a genuinely substantial burden on the free exercise of those beliefs.
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"I feel like we all have a duty to show the world and prove to the world that we can be competitive," Mikaela says ... "That we can put on good shows, that we can sell."
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RESPONSIBLE STORYTELLING: As travelers, photographers and influencers I believe that we have a duty to tell the stories of foreign places that we visit with dignity and respect and without othering or patronizing other countries.
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At the same time, journalists on the island have a duty to describe what they are seeing -- and before Trump started slamming the coverage, their reports were not framed as criticisms of the President himself.
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Andrew Veprek, the State Department's deputy assistant secretary for refugees and migration, questioned the notion that state leaders have a "duty" to condemn hate speech while rejecting terms like nationalism, xenophobia and populism, CNN reports.
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The government has to help provide security when it can — but people have a duty to be more vigilant and recognize that their cybersecurity is about protecting the country, not just their own email accounts.
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"When you think the president is wrong, you have a duty to try to present to him the best facts and the best thinking to help him see it in a different light," he continued.
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So while SCCs look safe — as a data transfer mechanism — per this opinion, it's a reminder that EU data protection agencies have a duty to be on top of regulating how such tools are used.
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Whether it is city councilors in Akron, district judges in California, or members of the Texas state legislature, the leaders of our institutions have a duty to uphold the Constitution and the ideals it enshrines.
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The decision is politically complicated, given that it is a Republican administration blocking a Republican governor from loosening ObamaCare rules, but federal officials said they have a duty to enforce the law on the books.
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"We have a duty to make sure our country does not abandon all the progress we have made against crime over the past few decades," Sessions said at a national meeting of law enforcement officials.
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But the "good guys"—which is probably the majority of us—have a duty to act ethically and with the best of intentions when dealing with all types of investments, including the new frontier of cryptocurrencies.
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If you're going to work in our government, or choose to be the very visible spouse of a high-ranking government official, you have a duty to care about the citizens of the country you serve.
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"As engineers, designers, and product makers, we have a duty to create secure, private, and easy to use ways for people to communicate, store all their information, and own it completely," Tan said in a statement.
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I don't believe that my genes are so extraordinary that I have a duty to pass them on to another generation, and I don't possess the kind of specialist skills that humanity depends on to survive.
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We have a duty to ensure that Ohio's public universities maintain their truth-seeking purpose, through which they shower countless benefits on students and a citizens alike, making good on the taxpayers' investment in their institutions.
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This is likely how Judge Henning found that Mr. Peterson did have a duty to protect those inside the school and refused to dismiss the negligence lawsuit filed by Andrew Pollack, whose daughter Meadow was killed.
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U.S. brokerages must monitor and store copies of employees' electronic communications for three years and have a duty to protect clients' personal information and confidentiality, tasks made more complicated by the proliferation of social media platforms.
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In his book, Reed will "persuasively" argue evangelicals have a duty to defend the incumbent Republican leader against "the stridently anti-Christian, anti-Semitic, and pro-abortion agenda of the progressive left," according to the description.
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In an interview with the German newspaper Welt Am Sonntag this week, Maas said that fake news represents a "danger to our culture of debate," and that social media companies "have a duty" to rein it in.
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As if these measures that suggest that autistic birth should be prevented — or that they have a duty to die if they are too much of a "burden" on their loved ones — don't make me feel worthless.
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"States have a duty to ensure a safe and enabling environment for the work of human rights defenders and journalists, and to protect them from reprisals," Commissioner Nils Muižnieks wrote on the ECHR Facebook page on Wednesday.
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Firms have a duty to take warnings from government seriously, says Mr Mrad, but equally it must be remembered that the guidance coming from officials is generic, aimed more at the general traveller than battle-hardened businessman.
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"The Justice Department should not have to spend valuable time and resources to file this suit today, but we have a duty to defend the prerogatives of the federal government and protect our Constitutional order," Sessions said.
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Yet two retired police officers, Bob Quick and Neil Lewis, talked publicly about their discovery this year, despite the fact that they have "a duty to confidentiality" about any material that they saw while doing their jobs.
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"In the tragic death of Terrence Sterling, a family lost a beloved son and brother, and thus we have a duty to bring some sense of closure to his family," Mayor Muriel Bowser said in a statement.
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Other domestic legislation is stronger, such as the Human Rights Act, through which the government and public officials have a duty to protect life and can be taken to court for failing to do so, it added.
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The Pinellas County sheriff had cited the state's Stand Your Ground law, which says that people who believe they are in grave danger do not have a duty to retreat from confrontation and can use deadly force.
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However, Minister of Immigration Elsworth Johnson denied that his government was ramping up deportations as part of an immigration crackdown, contending they have a duty to protect residents from drugs, child and sex traffickers, and other criminals.
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Banks would have a duty to report misconduct and a duty to check the database before an employee began work, to address problems of "rolling bad apples," who take ethically challenged conduct from one bank to another.
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But there is a limit to the responsibility that women can take, the ambiguity in which we can dwell; at a certain point, we have a duty to make men who behave like this acknowledge their culpability.
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"Two different advisors both can call what they do financial planning or retirement planning, and one could have a duty to you for the whole relationship, but for the other — a broker — it's transaction by transaction," Roper said.
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Mr Peston believes that people like him have a duty to make up for their past sins by delivering a Brexit that works for everyone, one that simultaneously addresses Britain's economic weaknesses and brings the country back together.
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"I have a duty to defend my country, Every Kurdish person must defend their country," said 45-year-old Fadil, whose attitude exemplifies the fierce nationalism that characterizes the Iraqi Kurds' struggles against Islamic State and other foes.
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He agreed to participate in forming a national government in 1935 rather than taking advantage of the fragmentation of other parties in the House of Commons, believing that all parliamentarians have a duty to place country over party.
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As the chairman, I believe I have a duty to shine a light on a branch of our Armed Forces that doesn't get its due for the life-saving work they are doing right now - and every day.
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"The Constitution states it plainly and clearly: All 100 senators have a duty to provide advice and consent on nominees, and help determine who sits on our nation's highest court," Biden wrote in a Medium post published Monday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "I came to realize that we Palestinians have a duty to show ourselves in a realistic light," writes Mohammad Sabaaneh in the preface of his collection of political cartoons, White and Black.
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"I think researchers have a duty to figure out how to translate their findings to the general public, who in many cases paid for the work with their tax dollars and thus deserve some sort of benefit," McAuliffe says.
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If I see and hear things that I think are wrong I'm not going to sit by and say nothing, because I have a duty to defend principles and our party's brand if I think they are being distorted.
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All of this makes clear why senators have a duty to try to pin down what Haspel did and did not do during her tenure as chief of base of the Thailand black site — and making that information public.
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"I have a duty to amend this constitution so that it becomes a constitution that suits our country and matches democratic values," said Htin Kyaw after being sworn in as Myanmar's first civilian president in fifty years on Wednesday.
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Instead of seeking to penalize their critics, lawmakers have a duty to listen to them, perhaps make an earnest effort to find common ground, and address the root causes of the grievances that have so angered and mobilized Americans.
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"[The Affordable Care Act] remains the law and we have a duty to enforce and uphold the law," Seema Verma, the administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), wrote in a letter to Idaho Gov.
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"I have a duty to continue to preside in this case, in part to avoid encouraging the perception that litigants can manipulate the system to jettison an impartial judge in the hope of getting another more to their liking," he wrote.
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CANCUN, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Governments of 100 countries still lacking disaster early warning systems have a duty to invest in the projects, which could save lives and property, and reap longer-term economic benefits, the U.N.'s meteorological agency said.
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But I think in general because unions likely reperesent both teh allged harasser and the person saying they've been harassed, they're in a little bit of a tricky situation, becuse they have a duty to protect both of those parties.
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Much like the Canadian science fiction series Dark Matter, Radius explores how much personality and predilections are tied to experience and memory, and whether people who don't remember their own history have a duty to respect it and connect to it.
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Over at the Captured German War Documents Publication Unit in Waddon Hall in Buckinghamshire, archivists have stumbled upon the aforementioned documents, known as the Marburg Files, and tell their boss, Mr. Wheeler-Bennett, they have a duty to publish them.
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As The Hill's Peter Sullivan reports, the decision is politically complicated, given that it is a Republican administration blocking a Republican governor from loosening ObamaCare rules, but federal officials said they have a duty to enforce the law on the books.
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It's unlikely that many of them would agree with that conclusion, but given a large number of poorly informed voters, we might consider dropping campaigns urging everyone to vote or even insisting that we all have a duty to vote.
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"I think the questions have to be answered and if they're not going to be answered in the near-term voluntarily … I think Congress would then absolutely have a duty to act and subpoena those people to come and testify," Rep.
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For instance, Walmart has been sanctioned for losing or destroying evidence in cases, such as security footage in a personal-injury lawsuit in which the judge had rejected Walmart's argument that it didn't have a duty to preserve the evidence.
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"Even in cases with very obvious patterns of trafficking, almost carelessly obvious, gun dealers don't have a duty to do anything," said Alex Yablon, a reporter who covers US gun policy for The Trace, a news organization focused on gun violence.
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While the law establishes that people have a duty to safely retreat from the threat of deadly violence, it makes exceptions for those who are attacked in their dwellings and for police officers making an arrest or preventing an escape.
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"We are all stakeholders who not only have the right to speak up for our students, but we also have a duty to do so," Suzanne Breaux, president of the Vermilion Association of Educators, said at the rally on Thursday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Members of China's ruling Communist Party have a duty to follow orders from the central leadership lest the country stray into anarchy, the country's top newspaper wrote on Friday, warning against those who put themselves above the party.
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"I think I have a duty to hold this institution at least somewhat accountable; to explain how we are spending that money and to explain how we are bringing that blood, those sons and daughters into this fight, and how we're doing it."
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Iraq and the international community have a duty to ensure those crimes are prosecuted, Syracuse University professor and former war crimes prosecutor David Crane said on Wednesday in a separate report into the genocide, issued by his law school's Syrian Accountability Project.
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LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Asset managers in Britain will have a duty to disclose all transaction costs to workplace pension schemes that invest in their funds under the latest proposals by the financial regulator to improve transparency in a market with opaque fees.
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If taxpayer dollars do keep flowing, governments have a duty to impose stringent standards for the number of jobs and the level of salaries and benefits that will result—and threaten to claw back the subsidies if those parameters are not met.
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The administration's reasoning: "[The Affordable Care Act] remains the law and we have a duty to enforce and uphold the law," Seema Verma, the administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), wrote in a letter to Idaho Gov.
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Individuals given an HIV-positive diagnosis are asked to sign an acknowledgement that their health providers have a "duty to warn" — meaning doctors and health-care providers are permitted to break client/patient confidentiality agreements in cases having to do with HIV exposure.
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But the question of whether we have a duty to be a counter-friction was answered a long time ago, and the situation at Standing Rock is merely a reminder that far too many of us are still refusing to answer it.
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As shareholders in its biggest companies – with more than $250 million worth invested in Ford and General Motors alone – we believe we have a duty to weigh in on this move, on behalf of our pension beneficiaries and the economy as a whole.
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The 2010 statute "remains the law, and we have a duty to enforce and uphold the law," Seema Verma, the administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said in a letter to the governor of Idaho, C. L. Otter.
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The Florida statute says that people who reasonably believe they are in grave danger do not have a duty to retreat from a confrontation, even if they can safely do so, and instead have the right to stand their ground with deadly force.
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"I think we have a duty to look at what will come after the Ford," Modly told the Senate Armed Services Committee last week, adding that the Navy has some "breathing room" before it has to figure out what exactly will come next.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is right that governments have a duty to take measures to support the economy and Germany has shown that it is doing a lot in that regard, Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Friday.
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"The forces of evil are on the march in our country ... I have a duty to stand up and fight back against the forces of evil waging an all-out war on our conservative values," Moore wrote in an email on Thursday.
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"You have a duty to make every reasonable effort to reach a unanimous verdict," the judge told the jury of seven men and five women as he read the Allen charge, named for the 1896 Supreme Court case that enshrined such guidance.
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Prosecutors have a duty to bring the texts to the attention of defense lawyers whose clients were charged in cases that were handled by the five officers and where discrimination based on race or sexual orientation could be at issue, Gascon said.
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"As a community, we have a duty to alleviate uncertainty and stress caused by this transition, reduce barriers to employment, increase job retention and employer satisfaction, and promote economic stability and prosperity in our community," said Marcos Vilar, campaign director of Abrazo Boricua.
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Other environmentalists are counseling their fellow activists that private-sector lawyers — such as Srinivasan used to — "have a duty to argue, to the best of their ability, for their clients" regardless of their own values, in the words of Greenpeace attorney Naomi Ages.
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We have a duty to end the useless carnage of the war on drugs for the sake of our own violent communities — by your definition, many inner-city American families would qualify as refugees from a murderous homeland — as well as those in Central America.
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"This investigation began with concerns that were reported by the Metro Transit Police Department, and it reinforces that, as citizens, we all have a duty to report suspicious activity whenever and wherever it occurs," Metro Transit Police Chief Ron Pavlik said in a statement.
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One of the first things they teach you in training is that when you are pulled over or detained by a police officer, you have a duty to disclose to the officer that you are carrying a firearm that you are legally licensed to possess.
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"People might have differing feelings about Eric Holder and about the incoming presidential administration, but all of us should be able to agree that as legislators we have a duty to abide by the law," Kiley, an attorney, said in a phone interview on Monday.
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"The company may have a duty to preserve and produce that information if you're part of a lawsuit," explains Brad Harris, the vice president of product at Hanzo, a company that provides a third-party, data-preservation app that works in conjunction with Slack.
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DUBLIN, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Ireland's central bank believes a proposed law to hand it powers to intervene in setting mortgage rates may have a range of damaging side effects but it would have a duty to use the powers if enacted, a senior official said on Thursday.
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"Schools have a duty to protect their students from sexual abuse by their teachers and this is especially true with institutions that serve the most vulnerable students, including those who are Deaf at schools such as Fanwood," said attorney Paul Mones, who also represents the victims.
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In 2017 the Court of Appeal in England ruled that doctors treating people with Huntington's chorea, an inherited fatal disease of the central nervous system the definitive diagnosis of which is a particular abnormal DNA sequence, have a duty to disclose that diagnosis to the patient's children.
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Whilst the [museum] is not expected to endorse any views expressed in any of the exhibitions it curates, I believe it does have a duty to behave respectfully towards the artists/designers that work hard with the museum to create shows that pack in the paying visitors.
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"I think we all as legislators have a duty to make sure that we analyze everything, that we look to see what our legal arguments are to counter what the Obama administration is trying to do and see what other things can be done," Mr. Moore said.
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"As FCC Chairman, sworn to uphold both the Constitution and the Communications Act, you have a duty to condemn this attack and reassure our nation and our journalists that you will stand up for them and protect and defend their fundamental freedoms," Blumenthal wrote in a letter.
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The owners of New York State's government should remind the governor, the Manhattan district attorney, the State Police and state tax authorities that they have a duty to initiate a thorough criminal investigation of Mr. Trump's state and city tax returns and, if appropriate, to prosecute.
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We need to know so we know what kind of man power to send up there, and with out knowing, it's dangerous for everybody," House told ABC 7 KVIA, "We have a duty to protect and we can't protect them if we don't know what is going on.
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Since pro-immigrationists think that people have a right to immigrate to another land if they so wish, and host countries have a duty to absorb them, they react with moral outrage when people's right to immigrate is violated, and when countries fail to perform their duty of absorption.
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In a 3-0 decision, a unanimous panel of the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals said that under Illinois law, a child's safety lies primarily with his or her parents, who have a duty to ensure the child's behavior does not result in danger to the child or others.
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Name Withheld When it comes to references for college or graduate school, the norm is that you agree to do them only if (a) you have a duty to do so or (b) the person asking for it knows that you're going to be critical, if you are.
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Now he has decided an Iranian-sponsored attack on its key Arab ally in the Gulf is not sufficient either to warrant an American military response, even though he told the United Nations General Assembly "all nations have a duty to act" in response to Iran's bellicose behavior.
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"As FCC Chairman, sworn to uphold both the Constitution and the Communications Act, you have a duty to condemn this attack and reassure our nation and our journalists that you will stand up for them and protect and defend their fundamental freedoms," Blumenthal wrote to the chairman Monday.
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"Because what I saw has nothing to do with Russia and has nothing to do with the Russian investigations, (and) has everything to do with possible surveillance activities ... the President needs to know these intelligence reports are out there and I have a duty to tell him that," Nunes said.
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But you don't have a duty to pay more than you are required to by law just because you and people like you are benefiting from bad policies, any more than you have the right to pay less than you're required to when you take a hit from bad policies.
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If the President is really a threat to the Republic and to the world, then Vice President Pence and a sizable number of cabinet officials like Secretary Tillerson have a duty to let their conscience move them to protect the nation, rather than stand idly by, merely hoping for the best.
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The deputy assistant secretary for refugees and migration, a foreign service officer promoted by the White House to an unusually senior position for his rank, disputed the idea that leaders have a "duty" to condemn hate speech and incitement, and repeatedly rejected use of the words nationalism, populism, and xenophobia.
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" Jackson, who was appointed by former president Barack Obama, also rejected the Trump administration's claim that judges must butt out of clashes like these between the executive and legislative branches, writing, "A federal court determines that the subpoenaed official does, as a matter of law, have a duty to respond.
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Many of these bikers are themselves veterans, and the ones who aren't tend to have a view — lingering from the political and cultural wars around the Vietnam War — of veterans as a class of people abandoned and disdained by liberal America, whom bikers have a duty to respect and support.
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Elected officials across the country have a duty to save lives by expanding access to opioid use disorder treatment in correctional facilities Bachaar Arnaout M.D., is an assistant professor of psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine and a Public Voices fellow with The OpEd Project View the discussion thread.
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They also noted that Andrew Veprek, the deputy assistant secretary for refugees and migration, rejected the notion that leaders have a "duty to condemn hate speech and incitement," and, according to a report by CNN, Veprek sought changes to UN human rights documents that denounce racism as a threat to democracy.
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Models could challenge their presumed status as independent contractors; they could push for modeling agencies to be considered agencies, not management companies, so that the agencies would have a duty to act in the models' best interests; or models could push for legislation that would afford freelancers the same protections as employees.
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The two descriptions are not as far apart as one might think: assuring kids that they're super special—and telling them, as Sasse does, that they have a duty to improve themselves through constant enrichment—is a good way to get them to cleave to a culture of around-the-clock labor.
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"As FCC Chairman, sworn to uphold both the Constitution and the Communications Act, you have a duty to condemn this attack and reassure our nation and our journalists that you will stand up for them and protect and defend their fundamental freedoms," Blumenthal wrote in a letter to the Chairman on Monday.
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" The government attempted to shut down the class action suits at the start of last year and came under criticism after its lawyers told a court that it didn't have a duty "to provide a safe and harassment-free work environment, or to create policies to prevent sexual harassment or sexual assault.
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"In remaining steadfast to the Allegheny County Bar Association's mission and values, we have a duty to our members, our clients, and the African-American and broader communities at large, to continue to take action to eliminate implicit and explicit racial bias in our legal system," the association's president, Lori McMaster, said in a statement.
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Here are the top Wall Street headlines at midday Mark Carney: 'Every technological revolution mercilessly destroys jobs well before the new ones emerge' - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney thinks the jobs market is experiencing "great disruption" due to technology, and believes governments and corporations have a duty to help people manage the change.
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"We are writing to you, members of Congress with oversight responsibility, because we have a duty to raise our concerns about the ongoing and future threat of harm to children posed by the current and proposed expansion of the family detention program," the doctors said in a letter to the leaders of the Senate Whistleblower Protection Caucus.
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The committee suggests that the UK's Defamation Act 2013 means Facebook and other social media companies have a duty to publish and to follow transparent rules — arguing that the Act has provisions which state that "if a user is defamed on social media, and the offending individual cannot be identified, the liability rests with the platform".
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"I think the questions have to be answered, and if they're not going to be answered in the near term voluntarily by those who have information that could help us understand what took place, then I think Congress then would absolutely have a duty to act and subpoena those people to come and testify," Kildee said.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: The evidence backs Trump: We have a duty to doubt election results Op-ed: Eight out of ten Americans surveyed support abortion limits A good year to go Green (Party) Moreover, part of the reason for the massive premium hike is that Obamacare enrollees have been considerably older and sicker than the federal government anticipated.
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I think, therefore, that whilst we as women need to check ourselves and be bold and take decisions and put ourselves in situations that we wouldn't think we could be in, I think organizations have a duty to respect and understand that that's a fact, and to reach into the organization and help people understand that they could take on more.
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This summer, both Attorney General Jeff Sessions and White House press secretary Sarah Sanders appeared to use Romans 13 — a verse in which the Apostle Paul cautions an early Christian group against rising up against the Roman Empire — to argue that the Trump administration has the biblical authority to make its own rules, and that Christians have a duty to submit to them.
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A court of appeal agreed with the previous court's dismissal, but added that if the Pates chose to take their case up one level—to the Supreme Court of Florida—they would be asking the judges a very important question: does a physician owe a duty of care to the children of a patient—or at least have a duty to warn the patient of the genetically transferrable nature of the condition for which they're being treated and the risk that it poses to their offspring?
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With its resolution, the NAACP listed four conditions under which the nation's oldest civil rights group would support further charter proliferation: (1) Charter schools are subject to the same transparency and accountability standards as public schools (2) Public funds are not diverted to charter schools at the expense of the public school system (3) Charter schools cease expelling students that public schools have a duty to educate and (4) Charter schools cease to perpetuate de facto segregation of the highest performing children from those whose aspirations may be high but whose talents are not yet as obvious.
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