Sentence examples for definite responsibility from inspiring English sources

I felt some definite responsibility".

But the logical point China makes is that there is a definite responsibility with the consumer and not just with the producer is a sound one.

While most sane and fair people can agree that any woman has the right to make whatever choice she believes is best for her family – whether that is choosing to stay home full-time or work outside of the home – there is far less consensus on whether women have a definite responsibility to make choices for the good of all women, such as putting an elite degree to use outside of the home.

"The health of American children, like their education, should be recognized as a definite public responsibility," the President said.

We have a range of expertise on the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD); we're very strong in terms of chemistry and pharmacology, and psychology; and we have a definite knowledge, interest and responsibility to look at social harms as well.

Not definitive, just definite.

Grierson recalled after the war that Hurlbut gave him only verbal orders because Hurlbut considered the mission too dangerous and doubtful "to take the responsibility to give definite or written orders for its execution".

"Lighting has a definite narrative role alongside its visual responsibility," says Mumford.

The agreement is a statement of intentions and bona fides on things important to the Nationals but – other than the transfer of responsibility for water – contains no definite or costed commitments.

But for my father that meant something definite: It signaled discipline, respect, care and responsibility.

The opposite in fact--I would be the one doing the reporting, a definite shift in the balance of influence and responsibility.