Sentence examples for challenges and responsibilities from inspiring English sources

This one can be seen in part as a meditation on the challenges and responsibilities such an endeavour entails.

Still, operating in one of the world's poorest countries on pristine waters comes with its challenges and responsibilities.

A majority of the world's population now lives in cities, producing a vast array of opportunities, but also dangers, challenges and responsibilities.

On issues from global security to global economic growth, we share common challenges and responsibilities — and we have incentives to work together.

He pointed out that the ad, which included a long list of challenges and responsibilities, summed things up with this statement: "If you think this sounds like 'God on a good day,' we won't argue".

We understand that the United States has different challenges and responsibilities as the world's last remaining military superpower, but by reducing its nuclear arsenal, we believe that it can set an example for nations everywhere and advance the dream of a future free from the threat of nuclear war, a dream that President Nursultan Nazarbayev and President Obama share.

Hence, while a notion of 'horizontal procedures' may present users and developers of energy projects with new challenges, pressures and responsibilities, these may also have greater transformative potential, if appropriately managed, than procedures in purely vertically organised energy systems.

The challenge and responsibility are to harness available information and technologies to improve life and health for all people without compromising privacy, autonomy, or diversity.

An effective response needs to be conceived at a global level and to start with an acknowledgement that this is a shared challenge and responsibility.

(The Justice wrote, "As Professor John Hope Franklin has observed, Americans proudly accepted the challenge and responsibility of their new political freedom by establishing the machinery and safeguards that insured the continued enslavement of blacks").

As part of the collective challenge and responsibility, schools have a particular contribution to ensure that all young people are equipped as citizens to succeed in the global competitive labour market.