Sentence examples for both the responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Changes in power dynamics occur when women lose their financially supportive husbands in disasters and take on both the responsibilities to care for children and to deal with property and compensation issues.

Similarly, the National Health Service (NHS) in Scotland distributed a pamphlet called The NHS and You [ 69] that details both the responsibilities of the NHS to its patients and the responsibilities of patients to the NHS.

Replacing the chaos with coherent policies would address both the responsibility to give asylum to those in need, and the security concerns raised by chaotic and uncontrolled flows.

Water and electricity are both the responsibility of the states, not the central government, and bear a large share of the blame for India's huge fiscal deficits.

"As the Republican nominee, he feels both the responsibility and the right to have some input into the format of those debates to ensure that they are thoughtful and they are substantive," said Karen P. Hughes, Mr. Bush's communications director.

As part of the climate justice movement, we absolutely agree that it is rich countries that have both the responsibility and the capacity to phase out fossil fuels first and fastest.

If we allow our elected officials to continue to dodge this issue or offer nothing but the rhetoric we have heard for decades, ultimately, we shall own both the responsibility for failure and its consequences.

These are the questions to be insistently asked of those who have both the responsibility and the opportunity to answer them; but the first step has to be to describe the problem correctly, and to escape the distorting influence of rhetorical misdescriptions.

In his new role as chief executive of G.M. as well as chairman, a post he has held since July, Mr. Whitacre is focusing on shaking up the automaker's famously bureaucratic culture by singling out individuals and giving them both the responsibility and authority to make things happen.

Judges assume both the responsibility for case filing and for legal consultation.

But outlawing all warfare would ignore both the responsibility for interstate aggression and the implicit entitlement of a state to use necessary means (including armed force) to secure the lives and rights of its citizens from serious and standard threats to them.