Collocations with "duty"

A responsibility expected from all members of a society, such as voting or serving on a jury.

Refers to the highest legal and ethical duty of one party to another, often in a financial context.

A tax on certain goods such as alcohol, tobacco, and petrol.

Refers to tasks related to managing and organizing an office or business.

A tax paid on goods brought into a country.

a schedule of tasks or responsibilities

the work of being a guard for a period of time

A tax on goods brought into a country.

a task or responsibility allocated to someone as part of their job or role

Refers to the specific tasks and responsibilities as part of a peacekeeping mission.

a list showing turns of duty for personnel

A legal obligation imposed by a statute.

a moral or legal obligation of parents

A specific task or action that a party is required to perform under a contract.

Refers to the task or period of time for standing guard.

the sergeant on duty at a particular time in a police station

A solicitor available (often at a police station or court) to provide free legal advice and representation to people who have been arrested.

A solemn obligation or responsibility undertaken with an oath.

Work assignment at a desk, often as a temporary change.

the job or task of providing an escort

The responsibility of a teacher or supervisor to watch children in the playground.

the act or period of time spent on a picket line

refers to the duty of a son or daughter towards their parents

describes a moral or legal obligation that is very difficult to perform

a formal phrase for a moral or legal obligation you must perform