Sentence examples for asserting their responsibility from inspiring English sources
But more than describing the legal case itself, what this editorial does is to call on the medical community to become more active in asserting their responsibility to counsel and intervene when the issue of gun ownership arises during a medical exam.
While the board asserted their responsibility to ensure the success of the institution, McKenna's background as an institutional leader, with vast experience dealing with corporate boards, made her a strong opponent.
At Columbia, Mills promoted the idea that social scientists should not merely be disinterested observers engaged in research and theory but assert their social responsibility.
In extreme situations, the trustees collectively must assert their stewardship responsibility with their peer and address the problem collectively.
What about immigrants taking responsibility and asserting their own claims?
By having three-quarters of the board be independent and by having an independent chairman of the fund, you will provide better avenues for the directors to assert their monitoring responsibilities over the fund advisers.
One hundred professors asserted their rightful share of responsibility in a vote of no-confidence last month, but the Yale-NUS contract had already been signed and sealed.
When people say now they wish The Congress and the media had done more to question the march to war in Iraq they are saying, too, that they wish the leaders of congress and the press had done more to assert their authority, and fulfill their responsibilities, under The Constitution.
Perhaps those countries that are usually so quick to assert their democratic values will take responsibility toward their citizens and demand concrete actions of China, instead of repeating empty condemnations.
There has been no news of them since, and no group has asserted responsibility for their abduction.
Less than half (48.3%) believed that addressing smoking was part of their responsibility, and half (50%) asserted confidence in supporting patients in a cessation attempt.
