Sentence examples for express responsibility from inspiring English sources

But I must express responsibility for it and express my remorse to the nation".

"I'm sorry I hurt your feelings" or "I'm sorry that my actions upset you" express responsibility for the hurt you caused, and don't come across as blaming the other person.

The contribution of human rights was a governance framework that not only tied together the impacts so that the interacting effects of various working and living conditions could be better understood, but also that defined the company's express responsibility to address each impact.

Within a society's system of responsibilities, character refers to the particular traits that people acquire over many years (since childhood) in order to express responsibilities and balanced relationships in all that they do.

Another respondent expressed responsibility for a patient's care only as long as that patient was not still seeking care at a foreign institution.

(Participant 3) While all participants expressed responsibility and concern for the child's wellbeing initiated by the threat caused by fever, there were, however, differences in the areas of actions and explanations.

This could be interpreted as a kind of mental compartmentalisation: perhaps people do not realise they are expressing responsibility-based intuition when asked about how to choose in a specific case, even if that is what they are doing.

Some convey that the feelings of responsibility are a natural part of what can be expected from family members, while other caregivers express the responsibility as a sense of duty toward their older relatives: "Of course you feel the pressure, maybe not pressure exactly, but more that it is your duty to do the best you can.

Because the issues being lifted up by that music express our responsibility as God's stewards of his creation.

For two and a half years, the president has never wavered from his position that the uprising is a foreign plot — and he continues to refuse to express any responsibility or remorse for the blood washing over Syria.

Self-rationale(s) of the political system: The political system has or should express a responsibility for the overall performance of a society (and of the economy).