"exercise responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone fulfilling the obligations or duties of their role or position. For example, "The new manager was expected to exercise responsibilities with respect to the company's financial decisions."
If you want kids to be responsible then let kids exercise responsibility".
"They illustrate the potential of disadvantaged communities to exercise responsibility," he says.
Second, liability will reach all those who assume and exercise responsibility for handling hazardous substances.
As a young adult who grew up in the early days of the internet, I was made aware of the need to exercise responsibility and discretion.
Australians expected people to exercise responsibility as a precondition of having rights, he said, and to gain public legitimacy freedom had to be nested with fairness and justice.
He believes in the urgent necessity for individual & collective citizen action against corporate & governmental abuse of power & failure to exercise responsibility.
University officers also exercise responsibility for financial management decisions through the University's governance structure, which is described in Guide Memo 1.2.1: University Organization, and accompanying organization charts.
The show's production company, Adventure Line Productions, which has filed a legal complaint against any accusations it was in the wrong, said Costa's suicide should "encourage those who accuse and comment indiscriminately to exercise responsibility".
But if great power brings great responsibility, it stands to reason that to exercise responsibility, we must be empowered.
To minimize risk, whether it's the Titanic or the Deepwater Horizon, each person must exercise responsibility when doing their part.
