Sentence examples for correspondingly responsibility from inspiring English sources

Correspondingly, responsibility for human affairs is divided between (i) secular societies, especially states and families, and (ii) the Church.

And correspondingly, their response is not literary but cinematic.

Correspondingly, when government takes on the responsibility, "the web frays and eventually disintegrates".

Consumer response in Europe is also correspondingly slower.

Thus the responsibilities of the magnates in provincial cities were correspondingly great.

Given their special expertise and responsibilities, it is argued, higher education faculty should have correspondingly special rights.

Rather than simply focusing on the production of knowledge itself, an obvious question posed by feminists on such a situated approach is: "knowledge for whom?" Issues of responsibility concerning what kind of knowledge communities undertake to produce, and correspondingly what ignorance those same communities actively produce are unavoidable (Code 1991, 2006; Heldke 2001).

It has employed external or internal social workers in 96 communes from eight counties having multiple responsibilities, including community census (to identify cases of vulnerable children) and, correspondingly, identify and put into practice solutions to their problems with the help of the Community Consultative Structure.

Moreover, just as we hold those with enhanced abilities to higher standards of responsibility for negligence and harm (Mehlman 2003), our expectations for enhanced achievements may be correspondingly high.

Turnout was correspondingly high.

The performances are correspondingly spontaneous.