The phrase "a responsibility over" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing the oversight or management of a particular duty or obligation, but "responsibility for" is more standard.
Example: "She has a responsibility over the project's budget, ensuring all expenses are accounted for."
Alternatives: "a responsibility for" or "an obligation to".
"I would think he would feel a responsibility to bend over backward to show a sense of judicious impartiality," Mr. Reilly said.
If we assume the US were the first emitters, the US would get assigned a responsibility for an over 100% change in likelihood of the Argentinian heatwave occurring (light blue bars) while the same region is only assigned responsibility for a 28% change if the order is reversed (medium blue) and the US were the last emitter.
2. The sphere of health shall include all matters dealt with in the laws, regulations and military orders listed in Appendix A, including the responsibility over all health institutions, whether private, public, non-governmental or other.
He has a historic responsibility over whether this part of central Europe is divided or united.
The statement on Sunday by the Foreign Ministry's chief spokesman, Qin Gang, said that Japan had "constantly adopted escalatory and provocative actions" and that the "United States has a historical responsibility over the Diaoyu Islands that cannot be shirked".
WASHINGTON -- House Republicans are pushing to give private debt collectors the right to target all unpaid tax bills, handing a traditional IRS responsibility over to an industry with a long record of consumer abuse.
We have a responsibility to hand over and pass on to a younger generation a country richer, more powerful and safer than that which we ourselves inherited.
But you do have a responsibility that evolves over a few years when everyone you meet thanks you, and when the kids are starry-eyed and grateful as you said you were.
2. The sphere of social welfare shall include all matters dealt with in the laws, regulations and military orders listed in Appendix A, as well as responsibility over governmental and non-governmental organizations and institutions, including charitable societies and institutions and voluntary and non-profit organizations.
