| 1. | " However, where the other cases had placed such
confidence in individual doctors and their "self-discipline,"
the trial court in Quinlan spoke of ethics as if they were an external
duty "imposed" on doctors simply..."
| Source: | Kalt, Brian C. "Death, ethics, and the state" Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy 23.2 Mar. 22 2000: 487
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| 2. | "
Nivison's translation renders yi (sense of duty) as external
to and causally prior to fen (hierarchical divisions)."
| Source: | Behuniak, James,Nivison, David S. "Nivison and the "Problem" in Xunzi's Ethics" Philosophy East and West 50.1 Jan. 1 2000: 97
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| 3. | "... country are at stake, it could intervene, according to provisions in
the 1982 constitution and the bylaws of the military that entrust the
officer corps with the duty of defending the country against internal as
well as external enemies."
| Source: | HEPER, METIN. "The Ottoman Legacy and Turkish Politics" Journal of International Affairs 54.1 Sept. 22 2000: 63
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| 4. | "... themselves in their decisions
with the concordance of the two systems of law." (68) This duty of
cooperation is quite similar to the duty of federal-state comity the
court had recognized in its domestic jurisprudence."
| Source: | Martinez, Jenny S. "Towards an international judicial system" Stanford Law Review 56.2 Nov. 1 2003: 429-530
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| 5. | "
Product announcements (e.g., research breakthroughs and patent
applications) should rarely trigger the duty to update.(132) Here,
again, we are in the realm of research, development, and marketing
efforts in which a continuing duty is most likely to be prejudicial."
| Source: | Langevoort, Donald C. "Half-truths: protecting mistaken inferences by investors and others" Stanford Law Review 52.1 Nov. 1 1999: 87
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| 6. | " Between 'can do' and 'may do' ought to
exist the whole realm which recognizes the sway of duty, fairness,
sympathy, taste, and all the other things that make life beautiful and
society possible." One of the most destructive aspects of our
culture has been..."
| Source: | Kimball, Roger. "The elephant in the gallery, or the lessons of "Sensation"" New Criterion 18.3 Nov. 1 1999: 4
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| 7. | "... traitorous correspondence, counsels and
comfort of divers wicked and desperate persons within this realm: To the
end therefore, that none of our subjects may neglect or violate their
duty through ignorance thereof, or through any doubt of the..."
| Source: | . "England issues a proclamation of rebellion" Washington Times July 4 1999: 2
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| 8. | " Martino said protecting religious freedom
is a duty of the government but then called for "the relaxing of a
harmful principle of strict separation upon which some governments are
based and which, in essence, exiles religion from the realm of public
concerns."
..."
| Source: | . "Vatican Slams `Impenetrable Wall' Of Separation" Church & State 52.1 Jan. 1 1999: 21-22
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| 9. | " Plato's philosopher-king
is burdened with the task of public duty--true self-realization lies
"outside the cave," in the realm of the ideal forms."
| Source: | Bell, Daniel A. "DEMOCRACY WITH CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS: A POLITICAL PROPOSAL FOR THE POST-COMMUNIST ERA" Philosophy East and West 49.4 Oct. 1 1999: 451
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| 10. | "... by
and large, view engagement in the political realm as a ch oice rather
than a duty), liberals cannot afford to be indifferent to the impact of
these extra-political spheres on the development of a sense of liberal
justice."
| Source: | APPERLE, ALAN. "Liberalism, Autonomy and Stability" British Journal of Political Science 30.2 Apr. 1 2000: 291
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| 11. | "... of Essex that it is "in the
country" that "I ame contynually Imployed in her [ma.sup.ts]
[s.sup.r]vice." Here Wroth's claim to serve the country in the
county has the force of defying the call to duty to the realm."
| Source: | ELSKY, MARTIN. "Microhistory and Cultural Geography: Ben Jonson's "To Sir Robert Wroth" and the Absorption of Local Community in the Commonwealth [*]" Renaissance Quarterly 53.2 June 22 2000: 500
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| 12. | " Muslim women now see it as their duty to
correct these misinterpretations of the Koran.
"In general, Muslim feminists don't operate outside the
realm of Islam,"..."
| Source: | . "Women win rights by relying on Koran; Morocco, Egypt alter family law" Washington Times Oct. 18 2004: 01
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| 13. | "... Norton-Taylor, 'I Know how Sir Humphrey
Talks', The Guardian, 14 July 1997.
(29.) O'Toole, The Concept of Public Duty and Ethics in
Government.
(30.) C. Panting, 'Memorandum: Treasury and Civil Service
Committee', Ministers and Civil Servants: Duties and
Responsibilities,..."
| Source: | RICHARDS, DAVID,SMITH, MARTIN J. "The Public Service Ethos and the Role of the British Civil Service" West European Politics 23.3 July 1 2000: 45
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| 14. | " While veterans seem to embody the ethic of volunteering for
service as a citizen's duty, their postwar treatment illustrates a
notable gap between rhetoric and reality."
| Source: | Preston, Jr., William. "A Star Spangled Quandary" Social Justice 27.1 Mar. 22 2000: 196
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| 15. | " Mean-while, the Hindus (female
and male) in the Indian temple town emphasize what might be called the
ethics of community and the ethics of divinity, which includes an
elaborate discourse about duty, sacrifice, loyalty, purity, pollution,
and personal sanctity. (4)
..."
| Source: | Shweder, Richard A. "George W. Bush & the missionary position" Daedalus 133.3 June 22 2004: 26-37
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| 16. | "
Donald C. Ainslie, "Questioning Bioethics: AIDS, Sexual
Ethics, and the Duty to Warn," Hastings Center Report 29, no. 5
(1999): 26-35.
..."
| Source: | AINSLIE, DONALD C. "AIDS, Sexual Ethics, and the Duty to Warn" Hastings Center Report 29.5 Sept. 1 1999: 26
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| 17. | " Unde r the influence of
traditional Confucian ethics, Chinese scholars often emphasise filial
duty and obedience, which disapproves hiding anything from ones parents."
| Source: | CHAN, YING-KEUNG. "Privacy in the Family: Its Hierarchical and Asymmetric Nature" Journal of Comparative Family Studies 31.1 Jan. 1 2000: 1
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| 18. | " We have a message that needs to
be told about high standards of ethics and professional responsibility
while never shirking our duty to inform the public."
| Source: | Young, Nerissa. "Spread the word, stay alert" Quill 88.2 Mar. 1 2000: 1
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| 19. | "... duty" and
"personality." In a second chapter, Schluchter develops
Weber's theory or, rather, his typology of ethics - from magical
ethics to the ethics of reflexive principle."
| Source: | Buss, Andreas. "Paradoxes of Modernity" Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 36.3 Aug. 1 1999: 462-464
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| 20. | " But when the third party
is also gay, Ainslie argues, the duty to warn will typically not apply
because of the gay community's "safer sex" ethic, which
discourages disclosure of HIV status."
| Source: | GEK. "FROM THE EDITOR" Hastings Center Report 29.5 Sept. 1 1999: 3
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| 21. | "... the ethics charges.
"Our failure to have further investigated those issues would,
I believe, have been a dereliction of our constitutional duty."
| Source: | Hudson, Audrey. "Moseley-Braun nomination set for Senate vote: Helms doesn't show for hearing about ethics charges" Washington Times Nov. 6 1999: 2
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| 22. | " He had both ethics and a sense of fun, never making
literature seem like a painful duty but instead the most fascinating
pursuit on earth."
| Source: | Corn, Alfred. "Did Nike Say to `Just Do It" Nation 269.5 Aug. 9 1999: 31
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| 23. | " And all of this is being conducted under the "cover"
of a "leadership and ethics" program that has the blessing of
high-ranking Navy Flag officers and other honorable and well-intentioned
Naval officers, active duty and retired."
| Source: | . "Fellow travelers at the Naval Academy" Washington Times July 25 1999: 5
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| 24. | "
While "duty before pleasure and the old Protestant work ethic
began to disappear . . . the moral rightness of diversity, of protecting
the environment, and taking care of women's rights, health and
vitality grew," he said."
| Source: | Kabbany, Jennifer. "Clinton's character continues to puzzle voters, the media: Lewinsky affair undercut moral authority" Washington Times May 14 1999: 2
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| 25. | "
13. A planner who is not a party to a charge of misconduct has a
duty to cooperate with the Executive Director and the Ethics Committee
in their effort to ascertain all facts relevant to ethical issues."
| Source: | . "Amendments Would Fine-tune Ethics Code" Planning 65.3 Mar. 1 1999: 42-43
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