At the very least, we are duty bound to try.
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Despite that, he said lawmakers are duty-bound to implement it.
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According to religious tenets, every Muslim is duty bound to visit Mecca.
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"We will be duty-bound to destroy Mr. Shkreli's credibility," Brodsky said.
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No one is duty-bound in the ways they used to be.
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Under GDPR rules, a company is duty bound to comply with that request.
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Because it's marketers, they were duty-bound to give it a new name.
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In the meantime, their critics in media are duty-bound not to let up.
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He felt duty-bound as Broadway's premier satirist to knock it down a peg.
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He said the American public was "duty bound" to vote Mr. Trump out of office.
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"We will be duty-bound to destroy Mr. Shkreli's credibility," Brodsky said at the time.
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Let's use this duty-bound oath as a start to forge relationships and work together.
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Durbin privately reminded Cristina Jiménez Moreta that Congress was duty-bound to find legislative solutions.
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Understandably bondholders and their surrogates are duty-bound to act to protect their economic interests.
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"We will be duty-bound to destroy Mr. Shkreli's credibility," Brodsky said at a prior hearing.
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He was duty bound to make an announcement after he completes his examination of the emails.
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And by design, not the military officers who would be duty-bound to execute the order.
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VCs are duty-bound to return capital to their investors — hopefully with more than they started with.
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But having basically spoken it into existence, he says he felt duty-bound to make the tape.
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Having taken that oath, I now feel duty-bound to join the political fight to uphold it.
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And we've all become such zombies that we feel duty-bound to defend any manifestation of capitalism.
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We are duty-bound, once we've told them to make their case, to listen to their arguments.
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But if he did give the order, the military would be duty-bound to carry it out.
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Of course, that unleashed a stormy debate over whether royalty are duty-bound to be on constant display.
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So The Case Against Adnan Syed is almost duty-bound to set itself up as being ... not Serial.
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He says that every company should be duty-bound to prevent these types of weaknesses to the extent possible.
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This means I feel even more duty-bound to join others in making sure that Europe has a future.
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"As a Henanese, I'm duty bound to defend the image of Henan," Mr. Jing said in a telephone interview.
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Companies face irate money managers and investment advisers, who are duty-bound to ask tough questions about their investments.
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This means I feel even more duty-bound to join others in making sure that Europe has a future.
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If federal courts continue to issue them, this court is duty bound to adjudicate their authority to do so.
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"We are duty-bound to protect minorities and children," said Sudarshana Gunawardana, director general of the Department of Government Information.
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People on the internet have a lot of unpleasant opinions that they feel duty-bound to bestow on the world.
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It brings us no joy to share this news, but we're duty-bound to inform you: Pikachu has fallen down.
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"We feel duty-bound to raise awareness about this noble mission," the Grammy Award-winning band said in a statement.
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"Yes, we are essentially a steward of life [and] duty-bound [in my opinion] to ensure its continuance," he tweeted.
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A. I felt duty-bound as a writer and citizen to record this watershed event in our post-handover history.
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All Americans, Catholic and non-Catholic, are duty bound to demand that a hidebound Catholic hierarchy listen and take action.
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But it also Taiwan's biggest ally and arms supplier and is duty-bound by legislation to help the island defend itself.
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Before we delve into the sex stuff, I feel duty-bound to share some of these sexit-themed jokes with you.
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Given these unusual circumstances, it's no surprise that queens — and their duty-bound, high-profile statuses — make for fascinating movie subjects.
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Singh told me that he and his men were duty-bound to defend cows from an epidemic of theft and killing.
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Germany is beset by anniversaries, many of them celebrating unhappy or ambiguous events, which it nonetheless feels duty bound to observe.
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But it is also Taiwan's biggest ally and arms supplier and is duty-bound by law to help the island defend itself.
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Conan Doyle, a Victorian dynamo with a walrus moustache and a passion for cricket and fair play, felt duty-bound to investigate.
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In a way, he grapples with his position and reputation like Sinatra did, tormented but duty-bound to finish what he started.
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This grandma will be on a weird restricted diet, and you will feel duty bound to go to the buffet for her.
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After 9-11, the courts emphasized that airlines are duty-bound to protect their passengers and those on the ground from risks.
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White House officials are not just serving the president; they're serving the American people and are duty-bound to uphold the Constitution.
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For some, it's simple patriotism; if the president of the country you love asks for your help, you're duty-bound to provide it.
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The autonomy of the doctor will inevitably be undermined, especially, perhaps, in public-health systems which are duty-bound to trim inessential costs.
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But some say that means they are unlikely to provide the impartial evaluations of properties that professional appraisers are duty bound to provide.
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But if push came to shove and the legal advice was to do so, then I would be duty-bound to do so.
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That game's handler, a man named Symes, was a duty-bound manipulator who drove home that surveillance was a service to your country.
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In these conditions, we are duty-bound to pay special attention to solving the task of strengthening the combat readiness of our country.
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The constitution of this country states that the Senate is duty bound to carry out this process, but this Senate led by Sen.
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Only if those clubs can't provide evidence that steps have been taken, which they are now duty-bound to do, will the SPFL intervene.
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That's the highest form of honorable and noble service that we can offer --- going into harm's way for those we're duty bound to protect.
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Allen and McPherson felt duty-bound to go to Congress and the press to raise the alarm and prevent foreseeable, ongoing risk of harm.
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Germany has for decades felt duty bound to support Israel because of the murder of six million Jews by the Nazis in the Holocaust.
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We felt duty bound to investigate her death — and, along with The Times's Jerusalem bureau chief, David M. Halbfinger, spent five months doing so.
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But words are all we have when it comes to telling someone who we are, so we are duty-bound to at least try.
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Although Monster is not duty bound to disclose the exposure to regulators, some companies proactively warn their users even when third parties are involved.
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It's also exhaustive — so much so that the organizers felt duty-bound to include a list of entities not being boycotted at this time.
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MR. FRANCISCO: The first is that the president's cabinet, just like all of us here, is duty-bound to protect and defend the Constitution.
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I believed that having survived by chance, I was duty-bound to give meaning to my survival, to justify each moment of my life.
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"In his BBC interview, he said if his lawyers signed off on talking with American authorities, he "would be duty-bound to do so.
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But the United States is also Taiwan's biggest ally and arms supplier and is duty-bound by legislation to help the island defend itself.
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In fact, the military is duty-bound to carry out a lawful order from the president to strike another country with a nuclear weapon.
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In Kong: Skull Island he's duty-bound soldier Jack Chapman, but he also plays a character most people might not be aware of: Kong himself.
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In our Twitter exchange, he analogized himself to the duty-bound doctor again, trying to save folks who've made (and keep making) terrible health choices.
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People often feel duty-bound to care for the animals that hang around their home or workplace, despite the cool nonchalance of the cats themselves.
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But we are duty-bound to put the Club's long-term interests above all sense of personal sentiment, no matter how strong that might be.
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In a way, it does seem appropriate that this story of a young prince finding his way back to duty would itself feel so duty-bound.
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"The AFC, which has placed good governance and integrity at the center of its Vision and Mission, is duty bound to investigate," the UAE national said.
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So strong are these feelings, that they feel duty-bound to use any means of communication to inform people when that their rolling direction is incorrect.
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Seeing as I was duty bound not to share them, I decided I would consume the remainder over the course of the rest of the day.
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She references these same two sacrosanct directives whenever she gives testimony before congressional committees, always conveying the sense that she is duty-bound to honor them.
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If he truly believes that, then he is duty-bound to demand an immediate recount and see to it that the election was carried out legally.
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"I personally feel we are duty bound to explore what the technology can do in a safe, reliable manner to help people," Dr. Lovell-Badge said.
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"The citizens of the country must realize that they live in a nation and are duty bound to show respect to (the) national anthem," the justices said.
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Others say that even if it did, the central bank was unlikely to use the powers, though Sibley said they would be duty-bound to do so.
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"My image as a kid was of my dad feeling duty-bound, that there were people suffering and in danger, and they could do something," Sam says.
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If Trump asserts executive privilege to all communications with Mueller that were not also made to Congress, Barr likely will feel duty-bound to defend those assertions.
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"Brutality by law enforcement against the very people they are duty bound to protect and serve is unacceptable and must be eradicated," she said in a statement.
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Further, the IRS requires only that companies register "responsible parties," a term that could include anyone — even a lawyer duty-bound to hide the real owner's identity.
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Many Republican electors said they feel duty-bound to honor their pledge to vote for the candidate who won their state, regardless of how they feel about Trump.
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Those days are gone, and in the age of the cloud, customers are demanding interoperability — and the big platform companies are duty-bound to give it to them.
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Duty bound, methodical and possessing only a nodding acquaintance with humor, Helen is someone you would probably like to know but wouldn't necessarily want to hang out with.
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The message is: We are entitled to all the sex we can get and are duty-bound to pursue it; it is up to women to stop us.
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Mr. Passi wrote he had not been able to find out whether board members had seen the memo but felt "duty bound" to bring it to their attention.
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Angie Han, Mashable: In a way, it does seem appropriate that this story of a young prince finding his way back to duty would itself feel so duty-bound.
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When a "state court's purported interpretation is not interpretation at all, but rank legislation", the justices of the federal Supreme Court are "both empowered and duty-bound to intervene".
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OWEN JONES, who mainly works for The Guardian, is an excellent and influential writer, but we feel duty-bound to comment on an article he wrote just before Christmas.
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I would normally be one of those phone-only casual tourists, but on this occasion I was reviewing the Fujifilm X-T20 camera and was duty-bound to use it.
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He is preparing to launch a presidential campaign, largely because he feels duty-bound to do so, both by the memories of his murdered brothers and by his domineering father.
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Investigators began their probe by digging into settlements made to women who alleged sexual harassment by Ailes, and whether the network was duty-bound to inform shareholders about those payments.
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Never underestimate the power of a handful of rural rednecks, duty-bound, born-again to the Constitution and hellbent on a free vision of starting the world again from scratch.
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The licentious nobleman was married to a close relation of Sebastian St. Cyr, the hero of this always interesting historical series who now feels duty-bound to find the murderer.
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Flighty Erasmus plans parties to help Bill make friends, while duty-bound Paul takes over mundane tasks like packing lunches and driving the boy to his Santa Fe elementary school.
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Despite this tight timeline, the senators remain duty bound to take the trial seriously and approach it from a fair and impartial perspective -- as they swore an oath to do.
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As commander in chief, Trump is duty bound to question the reluctance of US military leaders to leave Afghanistan and the continued need for American sacrifice and expenditures in Afghanistan.
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What we can tell you is that constantly switching back and forth from your phone is going to make those dull tasks your duty-bound to do take much, much longer.
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Taken to its logical extreme, that means his voters are duty-bound to identify the group responsible for bringing the nation to the precipice and to make sure it doesn't succeed.
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Entrepreneurs, flush with money from new technologies, felt duty-bound to step in, either to deal with problems that politicians were unable to confront or to clean up after their failures.
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There is one overriding consideration that Mr. Barr, if he is confirmed as attorney general, is duty-bound to observe — that executive privilege is a constitutional protection for the common good.
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Interviewed on stage by Reuters Editor-at-Large Sir Harold Evans, McRaven said that "in general" he agreed that officers should refrain from blasting the president, but he felt duty-bound.
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Democrats and Republicans traded speeches -- Democrats explaining why they were duty-bound to impeach Trump, and Republicans attacking them for a partisan impeachment less than a year before the presidential election.
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A lawyer for Delhi police, which has framed the case against Kumar, said police are duty-bound to provide security at the Delhi High Court when the bail application comes up.
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I dropped in on a rainy day, feeling suitably furtive, and, having survived the close scrutiny of the doorkeeper, felt duty bound to partake of Dorothy Parker , a gin from Williamsburg.
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"Sometimes there's such a thing as a responsible criminal," according to Rebus, who believes powerful men on both sides of the law are duty-bound to control the crazies in their ranks.
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We are duty-bound as a country to provide for these veterans who put their lives and health on the line for our liberties and came home in need of our help.
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He sees the News Shopper as a part of the fabric of the local community, and says he is duty-bound to report on the "nastier" crimes that happen in the area.
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The two were North Korean media workers waiting to capture images of their leader, who all North Koreans are duty bound to revere, arriving for a historic summit with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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I was then pretty much duty-bound to hang out with them until they checked out several hours later, feebly trying to work out enough mutually understood words to strike up a conversation.
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"I think impeaching and removing Donald Trump from office would let the American people off the hook and have something happen indirectly that I believe they're duty bound to do directly," Comey said.
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"Be it stated, the time has come, the citizens of the country realize that they live in a nation and are duty bound to show respect to the national anthem," the judgment reads.
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Something had been planted in his brain, Mark Milley has told friends, that made him believe that he was lucky to be born in America, and duty bound to follow his father's footsteps.
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In this case, because Mr. Trump was their party's nominee, many Republicans felt duty bound to defend him, even though they would from time to time call him out for his worst offenses.
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After Monday's hearing Wa Lone told reporters that he felt duty-bound to report the killings and other violations by security forces that he and Kyaw Soe Oo had uncovered in Inn Din.
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So from that perspective, a "whistleblower" is someone who is morally or ethically correct -- perhaps even duty-bound -- to reveal information, despite the fact that their superiors might not want them to do so.
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He further noted that the security services are "duty bound" to help the police in serious crime matters — once again pointing out that these agencies have other powers at their disposal, making ICRs redundant.
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Now, before we go any further, I feel duty-bound to inform you that this story has a happy ending: The match ended in a 2-2 draw and Fury FC advanced on aggregate.
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By providing cover for Republican senators unwilling to question Ford themselves, Mitchell has done a disservice to her fellow prosecutors and law enforcement agents, and to the victims she is duty-bound to protect.
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The witnesses I suggest should be free to offer whatever advice they choose on whatever matters they desire, but they should not be required to discuss impeachment unless they feel duty-bound to do so.
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General McMaster's unblinking, incisive criticism of national security officials reflects a conviction that they are duty bound to do all they can to avoid making or repeating historical mistakes — even at the risk of insubordination.
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Indeed, quite apart from the ad's political content, one feels duty bound to mention that it almost failed to mention Airbnb at all, except for a millisecond introduction of the company's logo at the very end.
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Although the FDA is duty-bound to take action against adulterated or misbranded dietary supplements after they reach market, the agency "does not have the resources to address all of these cases," Auchus and Brower noted.
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And when teenagers act aloof, their parents often feel tempted, if not duty bound, to secretly search bedrooms and surreptitiously scan online activity to ensure that their child isn't engaged with drugs, drinking or digital misdeeds.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The vicious circle of duty-bound readers and conversation-chasing editors which has attended the avalanche-like rollout of Todd Phillips's Joker is symptomatic of a culture starved for zeitgeist cinema.
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But that meeting with Trump reminds me, and should remind us all, that tech companies are no different from the hated oil or pharmaceutical giants we so readily distrust: duty-bound to pursue profit above all else.
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"I hope not because I think impeaching and removing Donald Trump from office would let the American people off the hook and have something happen indirectly that I believe they're duty bound to do directly," he said.
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Others are largely sticking with an industry that remains lucrative despite tightening restrictions on smoking and a series of lawsuits in the United States, saying they are duty-bound to seek the best returns for their clients.
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Always more interested in individuals than in types, Neel painted the immigrants, outsiders, and activists around her because she believed that art was duty-bound to represent the real social relations under which contemporary life was lived.
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"The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran is duty-bound to prepare the ground for achieving 190 thousand SWUs," Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei was quoted saying by Iranian state media, referring to a measure of uranium enrichment capacity.
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But he gets better along with the movie, which features so many callbacks to earlier films that it's hard to imagine any "Star Wars" fan not feeling duty-bound to see it, even allowing for its shortcomings.
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" He went on to say, "Because I think impeaching and removing Donald Trump from office would let the American people off the hook and have something happen indirectly that I believe they're duty bound to do directly.
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"One is duty bound to observe that there is a history of foreign players expanding aggressively in the upswing only to have to retreat quickly when more difficult times come," Stevens said in a speech last month.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Having lost leadership of Malaysia to an ally he says "double-crossed" him, 94-year-old Mahathir Mohamad insists he feels duty-bound to remain a player in the Southeast Asian nation's political scene.
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Malik Ishfaque, the station house master at the police station under whose jurisdiction many of the Rohingya-majority slums fall, said that officers were duty-bound to crack down on anyone who did not possess valid documents.
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Germany feels duty bound to support Israel, due largely to the legacy of the Holocaust, but as bloodshed between Israelis and Palestinians persists into a fifth month, Merkel struck a relatively downbeat tone on prospects for peace.
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Just as the duty-bound pirates explain that "with all our faults, we love our Queen," the Hypocrites understand that there's real beauty within the larky score of "Pirates," and it demands occasional — and utterly sincere — obeisance.
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Though the military is duty-bound to serve its top commander, and officials have refrained from naming the candidate in comments they've made over the past year, analysts predicted a complicated relationship should Trump assume the Oval Office.
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I feel duty-bound to mention that it is also infinitely mroe expensive than the no money it costs to illegally torrent a new movie off the internet, a place a feel Mr Parker might be familiar with.
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But he talks with a sense of mission, arguing that liberal, democratic European countries are duty-bound to oppose authoritarians and address complex global problems together, even if old allies, notably America under Mr Trump, opt for isolationism.
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Every publicly traded tech company is duty-bound to maximize profit, and the smart ones simply recognize when their opportunity to grow absolute sales numbers is at an end and then turn to creating high-premium devices instead.
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That could sum up the frustrations of four senators — two of them front-runners for the Democratic presidential nomination — who will be duty bound to leave the campaign trail next week to sit in judgment of President Trump.
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While federal courts may not weigh in on the "wisdom" of policy, he concluded, they are duty-bound to ensure that "the actions undertaken by the other two branches comport with our country's laws, and more importantly, the constitution".
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They could also prove he was just negligent: that he was duty-bound to provide a safe environment to the plaintiffs; the security provided was inadequate; and that there was a causal connection between Trump's words and plaintiffs' injuries.
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The most important feature of a democracy is that it is the voters who alone can confer the legitimate consent and authorization upon the governors who are then duty-bound to represent the voters' interests, and only their interests.
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In a sea of reporters and curious tourists, the two were North Korean media workers waiting to capture the image of their leader, who all North Koreans are duty bound to revere, arriving for a historic summit with President Donald Trump.
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That might be a viable way of thinking in the rough-and-tumble world of New York real estate, but it's a bad fit for roles of authority where you're supposedly duty-bound to help everyone, not just your supporters.
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"We didn't pick a quarrel with them, but when a crime has been committed, especially when chemical weapons have been used in Malaysia, we are duty bound to protect the interest of Malaysians," Mr. Najib told Parliament, according to Reuters.
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The Alpe Adria had a guidebook and a slick Web site offering organized packages with a guaranteed "magic place" on every stage, and was marketed at what it called the "pleasure hiker," a term I'd felt duty-bound to despise.
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President Donald Trump on Friday defended his brazen call for foreign governments to interfere in the 2020 election by launching investigations into the Bidens, repeatedly claiming he is duty-bound to encourage the probes while insisting his motivations are apolitical.
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Debate 3: The third clause of the immigration deal says that if immigrants indeed make a sincere effort to assimilate—and in particular to adopt the value of tolerance—the host country is duty-bound to treat them as first-class citizens.
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Follow the logic: (1) presidents have a mandate from the electorate to nominate justices of a particular character; but (2) Barack Obama does not have that mandate; so (3) the senate is duty-bound to await the winner of the next presidential election.
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EINDHOVEN, Netherlands (Reuters) - The author of the independent World Anti-Doping Agency report that uncovered evidence of institutionalized doping in Russian sport said on Tuesday that athletes should be duty-bound to report cases where they know of drug use by others.
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" He added: "It is to be regretted that this process may put the referendum back until October, but if we are to avoid the most important vote of our lives being rigged then I feel duty bound to take this course of action.
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When you get to the market, you find that only the most hardcore local producers have shown up in the snow, and you feel duty-bound to buy what you can so that they will show up on the next snow day.
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"It is a call to arms in the wake of recent reports of unprofessional and inappropriate social media behavior by some who have lost sight of that most fundamental purpose they themselves are duty-bound to serve," Acting Secretary of the Navy Sean Stackley said.
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I should point out at this stage that the official Hackney Half paperwork recommends you not drink for the 48 hours ahead of the race: It's sound advice, and something I'd have been duty bound to listen to—if only they'd tweeted it to me.
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On Thursday, the prosecution also introduced portions of an official police training handbook and other documents that said officers are required to provide aid in situations similar to what Officer Liang encountered, and that they are duty-bound to protect residents when patrolling housing projects.
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"Chinese people across the strait are duty-bound and obliged to jointly preserve the ancestral land of the Chinese nation," Lu Kang, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said on Tuesday in a statement responding to Taiwan's criticism of the arbitration.
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In an exclusive interview with ABC News Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos on "20/20" tonight, former FBI director James Comey said that Trump is "morally unfit to be president" and that the American public was "duty bound" to vote him out of office in 2020.
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In season two, however, Smith and his wife, Helen (Chelah Horsdal) learn that their son has a form of muscular dystrophy, which they are duty-bound to report to the state so their son can be executed before he becomes a "useless eater," living off the state.
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In the late 19th and early 20th century, British and American colonizers believed that, because they had built a superior culture, they were duty-bound to awaken nonwhite civilizations to the wonders of Christianity and capitalism (normally at the cost of those civilizations' material resources and sovereignty).
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Julian Wheatland, director of SCL Group, told me he thinks the guilty plea the company issued in January is a "shame" and says it merely represented the path of least resistance for SCL's liquidators, who oversee the insolvency proceedings and are duty bound to maximize the company's assets.
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Here, the exhibition gets at how the gun does double duty in cinema and TV shows: as the sidekick of the hard-edged, irascible but duty-bound police officer, and as the main implement for the rebel who breaks the rules and makes all the punks fear him.
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" More hot quotes from Comey in the ABC interview, some first obtained by the NYT: On impeaching Trump: "I think impeaching and removing Donald Trump from office would let the American people off the hook and have something happen indirectly that I believe they're duty bound to do directly.
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One can argue, and many have, that no man is duty-bound to lead the struggle, or that merely by dominating a mostly white field, often in places that have historically been closed to people of color, Woods is doing more than his share to advance the cause.
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Sansa cries over Theon — a man I feel duty bound to remind you once watched her get brutally raped, yes even though he did help save her after — and no one properly mourns all the Dothraki who came to shiver in the North and died without so much as a cheer.
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"One of the Cortanas is an intelligent, learning AI who is duty bound to help her companion as much as possible, using a staggering database of information combined with real, growing knowledge of that companion," Halo franchise director Frank O'Connor explained when Cortana was announced for Windows Phone in 2014.
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Born and raised in Manhattan's East Village, Ms. Calhoun, who grew up in an artistic household (her father, Peter Schjeldahl, is an art critic for The New Yorker; her mother, Brooke Alderson, a former actress) was part of a generation of women who came of age both empowered and duty-bound.
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And yeah okay, this was over a week ago now, but in my position—duty bound to report The News to the best of my ability—if you were made aware of a video of a guy singing "Even Flow" by Pearl Jam while getting arrested, would you really not share it?
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He is duty-bound to keep us out of war and he is trying to forge a conversation on issues that affect both countries and the rest of the world: North Korea, the Middle East, Israel, Iran, nuclear proliferation, Syria, obviously the Ukraine; so many different issues to discuss with the different heads of countries.
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"It is a call to arms in the wake of recent reports of unprofessional and inappropriate social media behavior by some who have lost sight of that most fundamental purpose they themselves are duty-bound to serve," Acting Secretary of the Navy Sean Stackley said in a statement when news of the scandal first broke.
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Old-timers used to urge younger Greeks to buy property to avoid losing savings as they did in frequent currency devaluations — or in the monster inflation during the Axis occupation in World War II. Parents felt duty-bound to help their children acquire homes or leave them property as the only possible hedge against hardship.
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Military leaders have to follow civilian orders in the American system, but they are also duty-bound to give their best military advice even if it conflicts with their political bosses' inclinations, whether it was to keep troops in Iraq during the Obama administration or to maintain good relations with NATO during the Trump administration.
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At the same time, the militarization of America's police departments continues to be justified by appeals to an idea that was canonized in the aftermath of a $20,000 heist in a small town in California—that if only cops had more firepower, both they and the citizens they are duty-bound to protect would somehow be safer.
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Senate Republicans have all but completed a secret bill, the precise contents of which are only known to the 13 men who drafted it, the analysts at the Congressional Budget Office (who are duty-bound not to leak), and, in all likelihood, health industry lobbyists, whose influence in this instance is as opaque as the legislation itself.
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In the questioning, Steele comes off as an earnest, upright figure who was stunned by his discoveries about Trump and Russia, and who felt duty-bound to go to the F.B.I. If Republicans had reason to believe that Simpson was lying to them, they could have referred him to the Department of Justice, but they did not.
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Though news media coverage has focused on surrogates working overtime for duty-bound candidates — Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appearing for Mr. Sanders in Iowa; Julián Castro stumping for Ms. Warren in Nevada; Abigail Bessler, Ms. Klobuchar's daughter, hosting "hotdish house parties" in Iowa — the campaigns say they will use digital tools to keep the candidates directly connected with voters.
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Third, it was a literal bolt of fire from the heavens that caused the jumpy twenty-one-year-old suddenly to blurt out a binding vow—one he had never previously considered but that in his abject fear he indeed spoke—and then felt duty bound to honor the rest of his born days, thus leading him to become a monk.
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Since any imaginable modern state in any imaginable circumstance was always going to feel duty-bound to retake a prison after a mutiny, a forcible reconquest needed to be done either quickly or not at all: had it happened the next morning, when state troopers stood ready and the prisoners hadn't yet dug in, it might have been much less violent.
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We should at least know if it is still the national bank of Romania or whether it is a structure for gods concerned with their own existence.." Earlier this year, Tudose has said the government might release a list of banks that have not reported a profit, feeling "duty bound to tell Romanians which are the banks where there is a danger for them to hold deposits.
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The Framers knew that if elections are influenced by foreign actors, then voters are reduced from the great role of citizens to mere subjects, and government for and by the people is a sham because only the voters alone can confer the legitimate consent and authorization necessary to govern upon the governors who are then duty-bound to represent the voters' interests, and only their interests.
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While this might reflect something different in the nature of courts and governments (courts being duty-bound to judge fairly each individual case they hear, while governments try to find the best solutions for broad populations with competing interests) it seems to me that the logic of the Canadian courts will prove sounder and more enduring than any government-led attempt to limit assisted dying to those with a short terminal prognosis.
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Which is why, for now, the constant claims that Republicans are enabling an "American Pinochet" (as New York magazine's Jonathan Chait suggested this week) and that honorable conservatives are therefore duty-bound to hand every elected office over to a Democratic Party that, as Wittes and Rauch themselves concede, has become more ideologically extreme — well, at best they are premature, based on things that haven't happened yet but might; at worst they are a species of hysteria.
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If Cohen provided information on potentially criminal activities to the Southern District and it opened an investigation into them, it would place the President in a double bind: First, since it would be an investigation separate and apart from the Mueller probe, he wouldn't be able to argue that the Special Counsel exceeded his mandate or crossed a "red line" — after all, any U.S. Attorney's office is legally authorized (and duty-bound) to investigate any violations of federal law it learns about.
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To spend three to five days in a hedonistic vacuum away from the confines of society where you are duty bound to make the same, arduous journey to work every day, each turn bringing with it a new detail—like how someone will get out of their seat a full 45 seconds before their stop and make you move from your standing position to wobbly accommodate them when they could've just WAITED, GOD—that will get on your nerves and drive you inch by inch towards quitting your job in comms and moving to Lisbon?
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