Sentence examples similar to a commitment to take responsibility from inspiring English sources
British officials added that the French interior minister had made a specific commitment to take responsibility for all children in Calais during the search operation, and that UK officials had been working closely with French counterparts over recent days.
And he also demonstrated his commitment to take responsibility to address and resolve racial tension rather than simply ignoring those divisions on the one hand or fanning their flames on the other.
The nurses expressed it as a commitment to take on the responsibility to promote the welfare of another human being whose autonomy is threatened, which encourages the nurses to protect the patient.
"Grief can provide a pathway for taking responsibility, and making a commitment to take action".
SAP must find a way to take responsibility for upgrades.
While a useful discussion can be had concerning the decisions that the United States, Britain and Israel made regarding developments in Jericho, such a discussion should not obscure the fundamental issue that put the three parties in a near-impossible dilemma: Palestinian unwillingness to take responsibility for commitments they make and to blame Israel whenever something goes wrong.
But at the core of that achievement, which was much maligned at the time, was a willingness to compete, to concentrate, to take responsibility and above all a sense of commitment to Alf Ramsey and England.
Everyone wants a transit country like us to take responsibility.
Mr Hagel told reporters in Poland that Damascus "had to take responsibility for fulfilling its commitment".
"The G8 leaders themselves need to take responsibility for fulfilling their commitments – they can't pawn it off on others," Oxfam said.
