Sentence examples for difficult responsibilities from inspiring English sources

As the mother of four and the grandmother of six, I have found that one of the most difficult responsibilities of parenthood is teaching your children that they can "follow a different drummer" and still be part of a social group.

Remember: You have been brought in to direct change, and that is one of the most difficult responsibilities.

That's why we're taking steps to prepare teachers for their difficult responsibilities, and encourage them to stay in the profession.

As members of this generation in the American family, we need to do some housecleaning and take on difficult responsibilities and obligations.

This is a difficult responsibility to embrace.

Mr. Foss described the role as "my difficult responsibility," adding: "It took a lot of unexpected planning and time.

"It's communicating with the people who call our customers, and I think that's a difficult responsibility to put on a carrier".

It is this Court, however, and not the Congress, that is ultimately charged with the difficult responsibility of construing the First Amendment.

However well informed The Times is, it cannot match the diversity of angles that go into the decision-making by the secretary general for an extremely difficult responsibility awaiting in Afghanistan.

Senator Lieberman There is no more fateful, important or difficult responsibility that the Constitution gives members of Congress than to decide when, whether and how to authorize the president as commander in chief to go to war.

He was rewarded with the job of minister of state at Environment between the two 1974 elections and then given the difficult responsibility of the Civil Service Department, overseeing pay negotiations during the fraught years of incomes policy and restraint.