Sentence examples for combination of responsibility from inspiring English sources
For me, it's a combination of responsibility and pleasure.
The combination of responsibility and lack of control always creates stress in anyone at any age, he added.
Congress's recent decision to approve going ahead with the MX missile is the story of well-intentioned people acting out a combination of "responsibility" with their desire to position themselves politically, and political fear.
By Elizabeth Drew The New Yorker, June 20 , 1983P. 39 Congress's recent decision to approve going ahead with the MX missile is the story of well-intentioned people acting out a combination of "responsibility" with their desire to position themselves politically, and political fear.
Calling him only nominally in charge, and stuck with a "politically fatal combination of responsibility without power" (as the book puts it), shifts much of the fault onto Mrs Gandhi.But perhaps a more vigorous defence of the prime minister can be made by examining the things he did achieve.
"It seems like a combination of responsibilities that fit very naturally with who she is," said Ms. Greenberger, who attended the signing of the pay-equity law at the White House.
On the surface, the two jobs -- along with the continued chairmanship of Ferrari, a Fiat subsidiary -- might seem an uneasy fit at best and, at worst, a combination of responsibilities that offers too little time to address its components.
Will someone be able to find the political sweet spot, the combination of fiscal responsibility and electoral smarts that brings the looting to an end?
But it is not just a case of economic convenience; I believe that being tasked with delivering public purpose by standing on your own two feet facilitates a powerful combination of both responsibility and independence.
"Voters know that only the Lib Dems in a stable government can deliver the combination of economic responsibility and social justice that Britain needs".
From a thomistic perspective, the way to ensure that free markets encourage rather than undermine virtuous living is through a combination of individual responsibility and government regulation.
