Sentence examples for certain responsibility to from inspiring English sources

So there is a certain responsibility to those who have brought these people this far already.

"As the state theater of New Jersey, we have a certain responsibility to bring entertainment and pleasure to our audiences".

As the A-side, Crawford has a certain responsibility to carry the fight, but Klimov was really to blame.

Padura says that he is "aware of a certain responsibility" to communicate the reality of life in Cuba, and it doesn't always sit easily.

Toyota isn't in the business of telling customers, 'Don't smuggle heroin,' yet we recognize that we have a certain responsibility to the global community".

"Because they're in New Brunswick, we always felt a certain responsibility to help them," said Michael Bzdak, director of corporate contributions for Johnson & Johnson, which over the years has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to Crossroads.

A3 Rice Discusses Russia Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said that Russia's coming leadership of the Group of 8 industrial nations gave it "certain responsibilities" to guarantee economic and political freedoms.

Mr. Wahid had already handed certain responsibilities to his vice president -- including management of separatist and sectarian violence in Irian Jaya and the Maluku islands -- but she had been largely passive as those crises worsened, he noted.

Another major contributor to the definition of social responsibility in this decade was Joseph McGuire, who stated in his book Business and Society (1963, p.144), that "[t]he idea of social responsibilities supposes that the corporation has not only economic and legal obligations but also certain responsibilities to society which extend beyond these obligations".

And if it is still unclear why you are doing the things that feel overwhelming, you can then make the decision to no longer make these priorities, to delegate certain responsibilities to others or to simply reevaluate your overwhelming situation in your own unique way.

"All human beings are divine and are godly, and that comes with certain responsibilities: to speak out where injustice occurs, to actively work towards a society that's built on justice, on equality, that's free of racism and discrimination," Wernick stressed.