Sentence examples for Shoulder full responsibility from inspiring English sources

Speaking now as a sober-minded 41-year-old, after all he has been through and more precisely all he has put others through, Michael is trying hard to shoulder full responsibility for his actions.

The US expressed "serious concern" over China's aggression last week, just as leading Beijing newspapers warned Vietnam that Hanoi must "shoulder full responsibility for whatever serious consequences the [recent] crimes have on China-Vietnam ties".A leading Chinese general later countered that President Obama's Asian "pivot" was to blame.

The reality is, presenters shoulder full responsibility for their personal state of readiness.

Media urge Hanoi to "shoulder full responsibility" for the "lethal riots" in Vietnam amid escalating tensions between the two countries.

The China Daily asks Hanoi to "end the violence" and "shoulder full responsibility for whatever serious consequences the crimes will have on China-Vietnam ties".

With resources and manpower spread thin, the Nepalese government -- which is trying hard to respond -- can hardly shoulder full responsibility for this academic roulette.

Tannenbaum shouldered full responsibility for the team's failure to do so, while Mangini, in typical form, told reporters little, except that he had complied.

"The occupation forces should shoulder the full responsibility for these deeds, and we call for them to end their rule in Iraq by withdrawing or at least setting a timetable for withdrawal," Salih al-Igaili, a Sadr legislator, said.

You're not getting paid for all that hard work, yet you get to wear all the hats and shoulder the full responsibility of its success.

The question of whether the FAA should now shoulder the full responsibility for certifying aircraft parts and processes has been raised over concerns that the regulator and its designees at Boeing failed to pick up on flaws in an automated flight control system installed on the 737 MAX that is suspected to have contributed to the crashes of two of the planes, killing 346 people.

While the focus of the Pew report on two-parent families is helpful, it leaves out the particular challenges faced by single mothers who shoulder nearly the full responsibility of bringing up their children while trying to retain a job and earn a living.