Sentence examples similar to a discharged responsibility from inspiring English sources

Raymond Snoddy, former Times and FT media editor and ex-presenter of BBC's Newswatch: "BBC crisis should lead to questions about effectiveness of emails - people think they have discharged responsibility just by sending one".

But decision fatigue affects a lot more of life than discharging responsibilities at work or deciding which mobile subscription to choose in private life.

"Our expectation was that the first would discharge responsibilities to all remaining authors.

(8) What are your (or committee members') challenges discharging responsibilities in the committee?

Primary care trusts also discharge responsibilities in respect of underperforming doctors.

Instead of seeing impact as a mere duty to be discharged, epistemic responsibility could be seen as a positive, reinforcing, virtuous moral imperative that competes with the idea of completely unaccountable academic freedom – arguably open to forms of corruption.

In his response to the defense, prosecutor Romolo Como had railed against what he described as a "discharge of responsibility," telling the court that the convicted scientists weren't "four mates in a bar" but "an official commission".

At the end of the argument, Chief Justice Roberts thanked him for having "ably discharged your responsibility".

And I believe that when the debate is finished we will have discharged that responsibility in the highest tradition of this country and our great people.

During this period Philip discharged his responsibility to the Amphicytonic council by settling the situation in Amphissa.

With recycling, Mori concluded that it was becoming an act of "totem behaviour" and that "individuals use recycling as a means of discharging their responsibility to undertake wider changes in lifestyle".