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Zeljko Kalac reveals he gave up a trip home to Australia for Christmas and international duty so he could help Milan.

In an interview with The Times, Miller, 32, said the government's urbanization plan was guided by a "sense of duty to create better lives. "

quitting time: leaving time: off duty time, off work time. time to call it a day.

It may be possible to cut personnel costs by shifting some active-duty troops to the reserves temporarily, she said.

Heavy-duty professional machines can preserve wines for up to a year after the bottles are open.

If you life is all duty and work (even if the work is enjoyable), you are living out-of-balance.

He made it a rule that either he or his wife should always be on duty in the shop during opening hours.

Fiduciary duty is one of the long-standing and well-established legal systems of Angle-American law, which has strong vitality.

Charles said he now knows what being a parent of a son or daughter on active duty can do to your nerves.

Just the same, I felt it was my duty to say it. She got hysterical and began to weep like a walrus, poured out more wine.

You would not admit such a right (or duty); if, you were still persuaded that I was acting out of a prejudice or a personal taste.

Most importantly, he never missed his duty as a real dog, a dutiful guardian.

Henry, by contrast, thought it was the duty of his subjects to support him in this or any other purpose he might envision.

be possible for you to do my duty next Thursday night if I work your duty tomorrow.

I regard it as the chief duty of the state to protect the individual and give him the opportunity to develop into a creative personality.

he would gently place the first three, this film can be really loud, a few words on the duty of the children do go away.

Just like to me, it's my duty and honour to make it a good speech for you.

Likewise, if all experiences are indifferent, that of duty is as legitimate as any other.

The front of the Tour Bag can be removed, revealing a heavy duty mesh screen that protects the transducers during use.

An old soldier who tried to do his duty as God gave him the light to see that duty.

As for the independent director, maintenance of his reputation is an important motive to prompt him to perform his duty.

However, the injury is not thought to be serious enough to rule him out of international duty next week.

And I should have been failing in my duty as your godmother if I did not counsel against it.

The place was beginning to fill up with bathers coming to enjoy a cocktail or two after having done their duty by the sun and the sea .

It used to be considered part of a young man's duty to die for his country.

"I think Dave Petraeus grew up with a code that's very demanding about duty and honor, " he said. "He violated the code. "

From this point of view, it is a necessity to renew the requirements of the qualities and duty areas of a university Counselor.

People, today we need a new concept of duty: The right of the individual to demand from society is just as much as he gives to society.

Here is a state of affairs where the duty of every clever person is evidently to help adjust and reassure.

Line of Duty did not say right or wrong, but I was not chosen because of this reason the direction of editing and publishing.

She was devoted to her eldest son, but could not accept his wish to put the path of personal happiness with Wallis before his duty.

The provisions of this section extend to any right, duty, or liability declared by this Act which may be lawfully modified by agreement.

agree with your opinion basically . just do not know duty wu branch to be approbated.

the adjutant on duty , meeting prince andrey , asked him to wait , and went into the war minister.

Historians used zen with a primary sense of "in total defiance of any legal restraint" or "with outrageous disregard of one's proper duty" .

Their duty was no longer one of waiting, but of rising up from bended knees and going forward in the way of heroic faith.

Only duty-bound to open all of the United States focused on the moment you enjoy.

She had to be nursed and waited upon, and this was no one's duty more than Karen's.

Men consider it a necessity and often feel duty-bound when accompanying partners on shopping trips.

How much do they charge? Are there any duty-free shops in the waiting room?

The earth is the common wealth of human being, and protecting green home state is the duty of every one of us.

As a kid, she alternated days doing dish-washing duty with her big brother, Craig. It was also her job to clean the bathroom every Saturday.

violation (either through fraud or negligence) by a trustee of a duty that equity requires of him.

On another occasion, however, she said that "the duty of a judge is to follow the law, not to question its plain terms. "

It's the sort of well-worn, well-meaning phrase that we utter reflexively before hanging up the phone, anxious to do our friendship duty.

A shareholder of a company may bring an action against the company for breach of a duty owed by the company to him or her as a shareholder.

I'm on duty today , and i'm very glad to tell you some of my opinion.

I ran over to the office , and asked if I could talk to the maid who had been on duty that morning.

William is now seen as a young man with a strong sense of military duty.

but because she was also the only nurse on duty, she avoided his gaze in her rush to finish her tasks.

The customs value of your shipment determines how much import duty you will have to pay.

then , you , too , will be punished , for you did not do your duty as a priest - you should have prevented benedetto from killing me .

The part of a country's armed forces not on active duty but subject to call in an emergency.

Instead, the German banks appear to be acting out of a sense of collective duty.

He felt it was his duty to report the matter to the police.

Regardless of what you work on, do you think there's a market saturation of the type of game that you broke out with, in Call of Duty?

When afternoon came she did not go out to work, because she could not leave with her painful duty unfulfilled .

Such a simple act of care and compassion was considered the duty of every citizen.

Though Morgan had a large sense of public duty, he had not shouldered the falling church out of pure altruism.

Their duty is to ensure that the directors are reporting correctly on the state of affairs of the company.

Known as the Chosen, the birthright of the Sun-braves and Shade-stalkers is a life free from want but filled with duty.

As a young man, R. had a strong sense of social responsibility, believing that art has a duty to society.

The police superintendent, Philip Cline, stepped down in April after two videos emerged of off-duty officers beating civilians.

He felt he would be failing in his duty if he did not report it.

"At least, they shall say of me, " thought this exemplary man, "that I leave no public duty unperformed, nor ill performed! "

Such a being might every instant forget his Creator; God has therefore reminded him of his duty by the laws of religion.

Mr Gao said that the fund did not want to see the market fall , but had a duty to manage its exposure to equities .

The customs value of your shipment determines how much import duty the international consignee will have to pay.

In such a situation a prime duty seems to be to make our progress available to the people.

He is dedicated to his duty and always gives priority to benefits of the company, regardless of his personal interests.

By the time I was a toddler she was a private-duty nurse for a man not far from our house on Hervey Street.

It would be a breach of duty for the guard to leave before his replacement comes.

The security guards, who did not check to see if he needed a toilet break, food or water, had breached their duty of care.

"It was an easy sell for me, because I thought of it as kind of a duty, to serve the president, " said Mr.

When the general contractor was essentially in complete control of a project, quality control was an inherent duty.

As long as he resects the authority of his superior, no one will check whether or not he has fulfilled his duty.

For a text-loving people, just how valuable a simple quality, it even is power, we are duty-bound to help keep the power forward.

The mill duty latching connectors are are easy to wire with no need to field solder or to struggle with a crimp pin.

Dont forget tomorrow night date. And remember off duty, wait for me to call you to leave together.

but , to this , do not know duty wu branch to have what regulation.

Eventually, she may be able to return to the kind of hazardous duty she did in Iraq, but that's at least a year away, Haynes said.

I knew it was my duty to my country, and I was determined to serve to the best of my ability.

out of a maze of distress , she prayed to God to direct her , to show her what was her duty .

Owing to its role and duty in modern social system, mass media even has no excuse for being absent in crisis.

It was a patriotic duty not to pay taxes that would be sequestered for reparation payments to the enemy.

The U. S. fear was that Russia would flood the U. S. market with cheap uranium, but the duty is supposed to be phased out beginning in 2011.

He was off duty and he saw me actually flying in the air and got out of his car and immediately responded.

When you go into court you are putting your fate into the hands of twelve people who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty.

He feels it a duty to help the disabled community. in the community.

She said that her chief duty was to "make a comfortable area, an island of peace" in which he could "do his best work. "

A relationship used to be consummated on honeymoon and a wife's duty was to ensure that her husband remained fulfilled.

He was off duty and he saw me actually flying in the air and got out of his car and immediately responded.

When you go into court you are putting your fate into the hands of twelve people who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty.

He feels it a duty to help the disabled community. in the community.

She said that her chief duty was to "make a comfortable area, an island of peace" in which he could "do his best work. "

If you're not sure about how much duty-free liquor you can purchase you should check with customs information.

He was one of at least five dogs to be injured among the 40 deployed across London on riot duty.

He took his tea quietly; though his tongues was still, his observant faculties seemed by no means off duty.

The Moons chariot shall run amok in the Zodiac; the Pleiades will burst into tears. None of these will return to the duty expected of it.

Issuance of a Countervailing Duty Order .

The Moons chariot shall run amok in the Zodiac; the Pleiades will burst into tears. None of these will return to the duty expected of it.

Issuance of a Countervailing Duty Order .

The driver of the vehicle was an off-duty taxi driver who already had a number of convictions for traffic violations.

You know cleaning work is rubber's duty [ 'dju: ti ] , but your rubber never lives long enough to finish [ 'find ] its job.

If he had purchased an apartment of the same value, he would have had to put down 30%, pay a large stamp duty and attorney fees.

One of the troopers ran with me when he was on duty, and I liked that a lot better than being followed.

Ganymede tried to recollect that it was a man's duty to comfort and console a woman, the weaker vessel.

I could see that he was trying to smooth over his duty for wrong judgments.

It is the duty of a government to provide education for the children of its country.

'Is the young gentleman to come too, sir? ' said the man whose duty it was to conduct them. 'It's not a sight for children, sir. '

'Is the young gentleman to come too, sir? ' said the man whose duty it was to conduct them. 'It's not a sight for children, sir. '

But a real man will never let his fear of death overpower his honor, his sense of duty to his country, and his innate manhood.

Afraid of myself! If I were afraid of my husband that would be simply my duty. That's what women are expected to be.

A trainee also has his own moral duty to serve for the country of his origin as the country has spent huge sum of money for his education.

Long ago the men whose duty it was had calculated that three of the hydrogen bombs would be sufficient for that rather small target.

It seems to me that we have been neglecting our duty.

During off-duty hours, the sauna is at the heart of socializing on the ship, with foreign officers participating.

If you miss a day or two, don't try to compensate by doing double duty -- you open yourself up to injury.

Moral Responsibility--- a sense of duty or obligation to the community as a whole, and to its individual members.

I always think of my film to adhere to a duty, to escape from the general, to preserve the lives of the underlying.

I always think of my film to adhere to a duty, to escape from the general, to preserve the lives of the underlying.

But merely to cover up what is with a lovely set of words, calling it responsibility, duty, love - all that has no meaning.

Doing what he had to do: not the kind of duty imposed by someone else, or by the state, but the kind that one chooses for oneself.

For the moment, I'm working in CB Company as a student employee. My daily duty is the basic internal management of the company.

But he never forgot the land of his birth, or the duty to share his fortune with others.

The law permits you to bring in two bottles of wine or liquor and a carton of cigarettes duty free , if purchased in a duty-free shop .

So we put him on an SSRI, and within a week, he was a new person, and we got him back to full duty.

He took the back seat of the carriage, after a feeble bow or two, and speech of thanks, polite to the last, and resolute in doing his duty.

We have made it a rule for the student on duty to tell the daily news.

Charles C. Boycott seems to have been forced by his strong sense of duty into becoming a household word.

Duty. Using sex to get rid of him or to make him jealous.

I thought I might have to pay the duty for it but never considered to be seized by US Customs.

How much is the duty on this?

He said that he loved his parents and felt that it was his duty to look after his aged parents.

When we spoke to each other out of the line of duty, it was usually to ask somebody if he had any ink he wasn't using.

This was no grim duty to which I stoically resigned, however.

They had held on to life long enough to discharge their duty; too late, the enemy had learned their mistake.

Two of the last week's on-duty parents did not show up, resulting in extra work and inconvenience for the other on-duty parents.

But he never forgot the land of his birth - or the duty to share his blessings with others.

He said that it was his duty to "solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility" .

At the moment, the cost of smoking far outweighs the amount of money the Treasury gets from cigarette duty, the report says.

Every hour the assistant on duty had to read the instruments, make a note of the wind speed and direction.

And perhaps everything would have gone smoothly between us if he had not felt it his duty to protect Tania.

Duty done, ChiChi was back in his chair, asleep, by the time the two women were on dry ground and the Lanes had returned to their blankets.

Of course he spoke with a conventional sense of duty only, for that sort of wondering had not been unknown to himself in bygone days.

Sept members that stay for more than a season or two are usually old enough for the call of duty to drown out the call of the road.

Outside, Ms. Spencer reminded him that there was one more promotional duty for the night.

"I feel honored to have done this all these years. It is a sacred job. The sense of duty is quite strong, " Ge said.

It was merely a question of "good form, " the conceit of a superior breeding, the duty not to give oneself away.

the bed, not as if this was a privilege a woman should enjoy, but a duty she should fulfill.

How much should I pay for the duty?

It is a slave to its animosity or to its affection, either of which is sufficient to lead it astray from its duty and its interest.

Partly the consistency with which he followed his own injunction that "the duty of the revolutionary is to make the revolution" .

Small room extra duty flying heart, do not know much room under the lively confusion, fighting in the solitude, loneliness is the prize.

Maurice the Censor has been given the unpleasant duty of assessing just what can and cannot be allowed to be read by the general public.

If the person who trades has no idea that the information was provided in breach of a duty, then he may not be liable for insider trading.

One pilot said he made several attempts to contact the only controller on duty and had to abort his landing during the final approach.

You know that the duty of the artist is to see life whole. If he touches pitch and is defiled, then he must endure the defilement.

Keep the reputation of the company, disclose no secret on business or duty and build up the concept of Co-development with the Company.

Out of filial duty, or perhaps, as she put it, as a "sunkist victim of inertia, " Amelia lived with them for the next three years.

Matter unresolved, following morning duty manager denied promising to resolve the matter and was again very rude and defensive.

If I mistake not, a strong sense of duty is no bad part of a woman's portion.

It is the duty of every citizen to defend his country, when it is attacked by the enemy.

Both cameras should be set perpendicular to the surface being photographed, using a heavy-duty tripod with a dual-head support.

The Marines brought him back as an adviser, at double the rate of pay he made on active duty.

On the path of growing, we try to understand what is love and duty , trying to be tamed and tame others.

Carlo Ancelotti has all his players back from international duty and ready to face the trip to Cagliari.

His own early commitment to the avant-garde, he says, came from a "sense of duty to a chronically under-represented aspect of culture" .

Mrs. Hale : Duty's all right , but I guess that deputy sheriff that came out to make fire might have a little of this on .

When you take the path of missionary work with such a sense of duty, God will be with you.

Some of these wilding women, well, a man would need to turn them over to do his duty as a husband.

The legislature is the watchful guardian over the public purse. It is its duty to see that the disbursement has been honestly made.

So, if you're a light-duty user, you might be able to adopt one of the new Airs as your main laptop.

And the United States Senate has a duty as well - to give those nominees a fair hearing, and a prompt up-or-down vote on the Senate floor.

They were all incredibly nice to me, especially Terry Brooks, who really goes above and beyond the call of duty to help new authors.

A masked interpreter shares checkpoint duty in a Pashtu-speaking region where the Punjabi-dominated army is not always welcome.

As I'm on duty, I'll be staying up in the office anyway, and I can do some bookkeeping business there.

Secretary of State Clinton, in Seoul earlier this week at the end of a trip to Asia, said the world has a duty to act over the sinking.

Such a conception of the art of reading completely precludes the idea of reading as a duty or as an obligation.

Just hours earlier her husband Prince Philip had been taken ill, but she soldiered on, holding fast to her stoic sense of duty.

How much duty should I pay?

The hotel's duty manager said the hotel was not commenting and referred all questions to the New York Police Department.

One of the worst things anyone, Garou or Kin, can do to a Strider is bind him to a place against his will through duty or force.

He said it was the duty of the comedian to test the limits of humor.

A knife to sever any friendly duty, any form, was easy to his hand in that remote city.

We feel it our duty to help the children in the poor areas.

temporary duty rates shall not apply to import goods to which the general duty rates are applicable.

Given our duty to safeguard public health, the tendency of officials facing such a situation is nearly always to err on the side of caution.

If this is true, it is a serious fact, and moral duty requires me to call the attention of my fellow-citizens to it.

Some of those friends are still with us, sharing in the challenges of peace, just as they did their duty in wartime.

The Bank shall be under no duty to supervise compliance with restrictions on the investment powers of the Customer.

That is our mission and sworn duty to see that you and Mother Earth safely reach your goal, and it shall come to pass.

of whether Enid wants to give evidence or not. If she overheard a criminal conversation, it's her bounden duty to report it to the police.

Setting up a duty roster for the employees or managing appointments for a veterinary surgeon are the right jobs for this planning tool.

"People like me came here partly out of a sense of duty, but mainly to make more money, " he says.

It's a false, standardized, displayed, promoted luxury, like that of Duty-free and perfume shops. Certainly a little flashy.

Against you trying to stop me from doing my duty. Somebody needs to drive that truck in there.

But even the evidence in Wilson's nuanced account suggests he had failed earlier in his duty of care towards the ship and its passengers.

Nothing shows more powerfully the duty of every man to look after the needs of others.

A few nights later, one of these carefully selected friends was on sentry duty.

But it was also during the mint's second tour of duty that women began to find work at the New Orleans Mint.

The existing urban construction land scale has not been able to satisfy the new time, the new duty need.

Even in Confucius's time it still seems to have been the first duty of the scholar.

His main duty is to maintain harmony and nurture an environment that motivates subordinates to work together for the good of the company.

To minimise the chance of her identity being revealed, Jessica has never before talked to a journalist. But now she feels a duty to speak.

In general, the secretary would like to get on well with the leader by trying to do their duty well .

The Big Brother often baidunzi As a Communist, while on duty brutally killed by the enemy.

A troop of monkeys all in court dress appeared to serve her. A charming little dog did duty as her page.

He feels it a duty to help the disabled.

It is not hard to imagine that tension between political panic and a sense of European duty could tear the coalition apart.

When this duty was performed, she readily accepted her landlady's pressing invitation to dine with her, and remained till the next morning.

It is just as much a Christian's duty to avoid taking offence as it is to avoid offence .

However, we wallowed in the love all day, just enjoyed ourselves of the happy time together, have ignored our own bounden duty .

I know it is my duty to write letters to you and that I cannot expect you to write back, but Daddy, don't you know how hard this is on me?

Today, I stand here, I have no reasons for stopping. It's my duty. Foolish men will laugh at me. But I don't care.

How to get out of trouble, improving the competitiveness of industry, each person is duty-bound responsibility within the industry.

Now try to imagine for a moment an active-duty Army officer making the opposite argument, under his own byline, in the Times.

Another disappointment was that our additional request for Government to consider reducing the horse race betting duty rate was rejected.

According to the directive, the duty of the demolition party was to destroy the enemy blockhouses.

He said that the soldier from Sabha was an ignorant man who had believed he was doing his duty.

Do not allow non-existence of the right to exist. neither has a duty to long-term non profit phenomenon.

He said the government would soon disseminate information on its plan to raise the tax duty on cigarettes in 2009.

Employees and temporary workers that employed by factory were all get medical qualification by local hospital before they went on duty.

We ran out of these light-duty springs, but I found some big ones in the back. -Okay by me.

And our duty is to unravel it, clean it out from life, to be thoroughly exposed.

They decide to set up a committee whose duty it is to supervise the financial management of the company.

Allardyce said: "A player coming back from international duty or a long journey abroad will suffer a bit of fatigue. "

This paper emphasis the duty and right of the database publishers and library, and the problems between them are also mentioned.

voting in the election, but she has no sense of public duty.

He conceives it to be his duty to know all the private doings and desires of the flock entrusted to his care.

It was his duty to attend to the matter.

In spite of these benefits though, I feel duty bound to point out that captive pandas can be profoundly unpredictable too.

Meanwhile, the responsibilities were clarified, the sense of duty had been strengthened, and the awareness of competition and act. . .

The format of the late fee payment form is identical to that of the duty payment form.

Once the preliminary duty is announced , the penalty can be assessed in about a week's time .

Fed officials sigh and shrug about public opinion but say their duty is to the bank's dual mandate on employment and inflation.

Wait a moment! I'll ask the sailor on duty to see you to the gangway.

Well! Invited the market manager over to help out. Look at his pair of heavy-duty jumping cables.

His duty is to see that the business runs well.

When I was on duty in the maternity ward, one of my patients was a woman who was having her first child.

Marriage is the miracle that transform a kiss from a pleasure into a duty, and a life from a luxury into a necessity.

But first, let us do our duty to the great beings that have brought all this about.

Work pulls one way, children the other, leaving you in the middle trying to untangle the strands of duty, fear and guilt.

Happiness consists in trying to do one's duty, not in amassing wealth.

The delivery on confidential letters was a duty that he never relegated to anybody else.

Raising two teenagers is rough all on its own, but taking in what many believed to be an alien is above and beyond the call of duty.

My understanding of the general rule in the Anglo-American tradition is that there is no legal duty to rescue the child.

III. OUTLINE OF COUNTERVAILING DUTY PROCEDURES .

Universities is bound to obligatory duty on career planning and employment guidance, which should be carried Out in higher education.

Every state has the duty to refrain from use of force against the territorial integrity of any other state.