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Definitions for on-duty
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of on-duty in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of on-duty in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
Examples of on-duty in a Sentence
Never mind your happiness; do your duty.
Of course, the India government ban has ensured that this film now does proliferate on the Internet, but I have to tell you I am respectful of laws, in any country, and because there is a footprint of YouTube or torrents in India, it is my duty to bring that film off those channels and that is what I do, i will not break laws. I am respectful, I am moral, I have integrity, despite the witch hunt – this Salem-like witch hunt against me by those who are more interested in hiding their shame than saving their women.
It's not totally about what Miss Butina did. Charles Burnham also has a duty to send a message to other would-be foreign agents, you can convince the judge that your client is basically Mother Teresa and Charles Burnham says,' I still have the duty of general deterrence to think about.'.
Whatever the future holds, I know we did our duty that day. I believe the time has come to focus on the future.
Mutual fund advisers have a fiduciary duty to manage the conflict of interest associated with fund distribution, namely whether to use their own assets or to recommend to their fund's board to use the fund's assets to distribute shares, first Eagle breached that fiduciary duty by using the funds' assets rather than its own money to pay for distribution.
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