Sentence examples similar to calling responsibility from inspiring English sources

Auschwitz, they say, must find ways to engage young people (some 850,000 students came last year), so they leave feeling what the director called "responsibility to the present".

Obama's frequent recourse to what is often called "responsibility politics" is not without its supporters: I made an oblique criticism of the program during a television appearance, and a small tide of black recrimination followed in response.

The ARM instrument consists of 15 items on four dimensions, six items attribute responsibility to myself; the dimension is called "responsibility self-active", three items attribute "responsibility to be out of my hands", three items attribute "responsibility to employers" and three items attribute "responsibility to (medical) professionals" (see also Additional file 1).

After abstaining in last year's UN Security Council resolution on military intervention in Libya, Brazil is now trying to draft new safeguards for future humanitarian interventions, calling them "responsibility while protecting".

Brazil went one step further in September 2011 calling for "responsibility while protecting".

This time last season, Fassel took the play-calling responsibility away from Sean Payton, his offensive coordinator.

The item "on-call for major traumas" had to be completely changed as family physicians in Germany usually have no on-call responsibility for major trauma.

Recently provision has changed, however, with most general practices opting out of 24 hour on-call responsibility and increasing roles for nurse advice, consulting and triaging [ 9].

He called social responsibility programs "hypocritical window-dressing" in an article he wrote for The New York Times Magazine in 1970, titled "The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase Its Profits".

Call it responsibility.

"It's called civic responsibility," writes Goodyear.