Sentence examples for continuing responsibilities from inspiring English sources

§ 600.172 Subsequent adjustments and continuing responsibilities.

"I had continuing responsibilities I carried out not only with respect to the Middle East but with other issues because of my position as first lady.

And at DDB, Peter Tate, chairman of the New York office, is being named to a new post, executive vice president, United States, while continuing responsibilities on the Hershey Foods account.

Vick has cut her caregiving to 12 to 15 hours a week and plans to return to school in December, but she expects the continuing responsibilities to take a toll.

In Oklahoma City, Alicia Connolly's husband has been deployed, leaving her to care for their not quite 2-year-old twins, Suzanna and Mary -- and to juggle a civilian law job with the state, single parenting and her continuing responsibilities as a Judge Advocate General officer in the Navy Reserves.

Where there is a conflict between the above referenced State and Federal definitions, the definitions used in the approved State Program will apply, except in the case of a term which defines the Secretary's continuing responsibilities under the Act and other laws.

(4) A description of how the board will exercise its continuing responsibility to oversee the use of this lending authority.

A great company must also take seriously its continuing responsibility to the communities in which it operates, and to the planet, on whose resources it depends.

The UK needs to get the balance right between great generosity as one of the world's richest countries, with a continuing responsibility to alleviating poverty and helping development, and concern for its own prosperity and security.

But she said she feared that potentially responsible companies would simply write shipping contracts so that "the moment the product reaches a destination there's no continuing responsibility on the part of the seller".

Yet the initiative is daring, since it raises the broader question of a country's continuing responsibility for unsavory actions carried out in its name generations or even centuries earlier.