The phrase "fulfill its responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in formal contexts when referring to an entity being held accountable for meeting its duties or obligations. For example, "The company has promised to fulfill its responsibilities to the community."
The council still exists, but lacks the wherewithal from the government bodies that created it to fulfill its responsibilities.
That means continuing to increase aid that fosters integral human development and reduces the atrocious malnutrition rate that exceeds 50percentt in Guatemala, while providing assistance to strengthen civil society and ensure greater transparency and good governance so that corruption can be reduced and government can generate the revenue it needs to fulfill its responsibilities.
Engage in such other activities as may be necessary or appropriate to fulfill its responsibilities under this subsection.
And Congress has been gearing up to fulfill its responsibilities under the Constitution and federal law to ensure an orderly determination of who should be the 43rd president.
The statement urged the Security Council to "fulfill its responsibilities" but pointedly did not call for an attack or say that the Council's approval was required before a military strike could be carried out.
Mr. Doggett said he now thought the 1998 law was "another example of the Republican priority of demonizing the I.R.S. and limiting its resources to fulfill its responsibilities, which I believe is all aimed at trying to end income taxation".
A bloc of four leading anti-Assad activist organizations issued a statement strongly criticizing the Syrian Coalition, asserting that it had "failed to fulfill its responsibility to represent the great Syrian people's revolution at the organizational, political and humanitarian levels".
It also highlights the international community's failure to fulfill its responsibility in dealing with the crisis before it led to refugee flows by addressing the regional conflict in the Middle East much earlier.
Now that Justice Sandra Day O'Connor is retiring, and given the stakes, it is imperative that the Senate fulfill its responsibility and demand nothing less than full and open disclosure of the views of President Bush's nominee to replace her.
But if the United States Congress does not fulfill its responsibility to pass a budget today, much of the United States government will be forced to shut down tomorrow.
