Sentence examples for call for responsibility from inspiring English sources
Sadiq Khan has more on his call for responsibility for London rail services to be handed to Transport for London.
Obama's call for responsibility and sacrifice recalled both Kennedy in 1961 and Roosevelt's heartfelt cry in 1933: "We now realise as we have never realised before our interdependence on each other".
Ed Miliband, in a speech in June, made his own call for responsibility at the top and the bottom, saying he wanted to mark a break from the "take what you can" ways of the past.
The Daily Mail said Miliband had "spelt out some home truths that will have struck a chord with many Britons angry about excesses in the City that have given capitalism a bad name", and welcomed the Labour leader's call for responsibility from the bankers at the top and what the Mail called the "idlers" at the bottom.
And at yet another point, he made this promise: "I will live and lead by these principles: to advance my convictions with civility; to pursue the public interest with courage; to speak for greater justice and compassion; to call for responsibility and try to live it as well".
He said "I will live and lead by these principles: to advance my convictions with civility, to pursue the public interest with courage, to speak for greater justice and compassion, to call for responsibility and try to live it as well".
The Church of England's responses to complaints of historical abuse have provoked some calls for responsibility for safeguarding to be removed from its ruling bishops, and instead given to an independent organisation.
Mr. Bush and Mr. Clinton likewise called for responsibility at their inaugurations, but Mr. Obama offered little sense of what exactly he wanted Americans to do.
"As we came up through the ranks in the Navy, there was a very strong embedded tradition of leadership and accountability and the public calling for responsibility for your actions".
Ed Miliband called for responsibility over the deficit as he came under under pressure over his attitude to austerity and spending cuts from the nationalists and Greens in a five-way BBC challengers election debate spurned by David Cameron.
