I came to carry out my duty as a loyal subject.

Compensation for service at hazardous duty stations was in effect until 28 February 1998 and is subject to periodic review.

The opposing view was that the duty to observe the confidentiality of information was one of various obligations to which cooperation was subject.

In Niger, freedom of expression, belief, association and assembly existed, although members of the judiciary were subject to the duty of discretion.

Staff officers, who normally serve a one year tour of duty, rotate on an individual basis and are subject to regular commercial airfares.

The estimate was calculated at the rate of 3,400 per person month and includes a hazard duty station supplement of 400, which is payable subject to the approval of compensation for service in hazardous duty stations.

Consequently, every State subject to the rule of law has a duty to establish a judicial system that meets the requirements of a fair trial.

In accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding between the United Nations and the United Nations Volunteers, the rate of 3,400 per person per month includes monthly duty allowance, administrative support, travel requirements and a hazard duty station supplement of 400, which is payable subject to the approval of compensation for service in hazardous duty stations.

I was doing my duty... as a citizen of the Reich and a subject of the führer... for whose sacred mission no sacrifice is too great.

The suggestion was made to subject the notice requirements referred to in subparagraph (c) to the discretion of the court if that was adopted, the duty to give notice could be incorporated into paragraph (6).

The staff member may be subject, in accordance with the organization's staff regulations and rules, to transfers between any function or office, including directed geographic reassignment to other duty stations, if operationally required.

The staff member may be subject, in accordance with the organization's staff regulations and rules, to transfers between any function or office, including directed geographic reassignment to other duty stations, if operationally required.

Our duty to your honour.

Our duty is to rebuild.

66. Subject to further tests, it appears that it is already possible for duty stations that can access solid data transmission networks, such as those at Bonn or The Hague, to remotely access IMIS.

Finally, he stressed that corporations' duty to obey the law in this field was not merely a duty of form but a duty of substance.

(viii) On travel of the spouse to the duty station, in lieu of the staff member's family visit travel under rule 107.1 (a) (v), subject to the same conditions as specified in rule 107.1 (b).

In a well supplied budget, one should increase the role of excise duties by standardizing the list of goods subject to excise duty and reviewing rates of tax on spirits and tobacco products.

It is our duty to win.

To recover it is a duty.

It's my duty to help you.

I want to do my duty.

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Principle 2 The duty to remember

PRINCIPLE 2. THE DUTY TO REMEMBER

From approval to entry on duty

... whoshowedhim his duty to his country?

It's your duty to tell me.

I'll continue to do my duty.

Off duty?

'Sack duty'?

Our duty

On duty?

Night duty?

And duty.

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You are not to neglect your duty.

To obey the law is everyone's duty.

It was my duty to do that.

It is our duty to do so.

Article 84 duty to implement the Convention.

The first concerns the duty to remember.

It is our duty to stop it.

I just want to do my duty.

I commend my duty to your lordship.