The phrase "a responsible owner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the qualities or characteristics expected of someone who owns a pet, property, or any other responsibility.
Example: "As a responsible owner, it is important to ensure that your pet receives regular veterinary care and proper training."
Alternatives: "a conscientious owner" or "a reliable owner."
"Basically, you want to convey that you're a responsible owner".
"A responsible owner shouldn't do it with a pet".
"It is a critical part of what being a responsible owner is about".
In terms of being a responsible owner, the answer is a definite yes.
Officials familiar with the action said the government was not seeking any damages from SGBL, which the Treasury Department has said it considers a "responsible owner".
Lebanon's Central Bank showed that it was willing to shut down the Lebanese Canadian Bank and sell it to a "responsible owner," said Daniel L. Glaser, assistant Treasury secretary for terrorism financing.
"The BBC did not appoint a senior responsible owner to act as a single point of accountability and align all elements of the DMI.
The city's housing department has already shifted to a strategy of preventing further abandonment, Ms. Perine said, "by intervening earlier when property owners are in trouble" and by changing its method of foreclosure on tax-delinquent properties through what it calls a third-party transfer program, which transfers title directly to "a new, responsible owner".
But, he added, "What we need to do is say, 'If you're going to be a gun owner, you must be a responsible gun owner.' " At about $10 each, the gun locks are cheap enough for many people to afford, he said -- "If they can buy three packs of cigarettes they can buy a gun lock -- but a giveaway offers special incentive.
In response to questions from BBC Wales Weekk In Week Out programme he insists he is a responsible horse owner and not the only owner of Welsh Gypsy Cobs in south Wales.
Gregory solicited questions from people on Facebook, to ask LaPierre, including one from Colin Goddard (which was not asked on Facebook, but nevermind) who wants to know "what does it mean to be a responsible gun owner?" and whether or not a "responsible gun owner" would sell a firearm to anyone without a background check.
