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bound·en duty [ˌbaʊndənˈ-] SUBST no pl dated also scherzh

bounden duty

Pflicht f und Schuldigkeit f geh

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Englisch

It is the bounden duty of law makers to ensure that such legislation is enacted after due discussion and debate.

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So it was not only their right but their bounden duty to say no to everything until the natural order was returned.

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But this is what can happen when the institutions of a state fail to discharge their bounden duty to protect its citizens and their children.

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In that character it was his bounden duty to make the best bargains he could for the benefit of the company.

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He sought to sanction the parties responsible, including the university authorities, for failure to exercise their bounden duty to see it that the laws and rules of this country prevail.

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It is the bounden duty of all adults and institutions to respect and protect children's rights.

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But the lack of awareness of some basic things like the bounden duty of publishers to submit a copy of every book published to national libraries is a fundamental hurdle.

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It is the bounden duty of the law makers to ensure that such legislation is enacted after due discussion and debate.

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We feel that it is the bounden duty of educational institutions to nurture sensitive, responsive and critical thinking students without the fear of violent retaliation.

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We accept government as a source of news but it is also its bounden duty not to deny news from other sources, no matter how unfavorable to its aspirations.

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