Sentence examples for fully responsible to from inspiring English sources

Young people aged 16 19 years (In Case 1 and Case 2) who were given responsibility to self-care (for example, fully responsible to remember to take their medication and order repeat prescriptions) stopped talking to their parents about epilepsy unless they had to.

"If I'm going to ask someone to be supportive of this with their generous contribution," he said, "I need to able to tell them that I will be fully responsible to them".

It makes local councils fully responsible to local people for their financing – rather than central government – something that local government has been campaigning for over a number of decades".

The Republicans want to create a situation where President Obama is fully RESPONSIBLE to figure out what to do when the time comes for him to make the payments he's legally obligated to make because of laws that Congress agreed to in the past, while simultaneously DENYING HIM THE MEANS to do the very thing they are making him fully responsible to do.

Role responsibilities was computed as the number of family roles for which the participant was mostly or fully responsible (0 to 3) and this was used to create a dichotomous variable (0 1, 2 3) [ 28].

The measure of multiple roles was computed as the number of family roles for which the participant was mostly or fully responsible (0 to 3).

There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but, the Times writes, Iraqis doled out blame both to their government, now fully responsible for security, and to the United States for coming to Iraq in the first place.

Slowly reduce parental involvement until the child is fully responsible for remembering to complete their tasks.

The general objective behind this reform was to make each division, having different (albeit interrelated) tasks, fully responsible for the decisions to be taken within it.

That same day the news was dominated by a deal to transform the regulation of tobacco, parts of which imply that adults are not fully responsible for the decision to smoke.

In other words, while having adult supervision in the car reduces risk, it also protects teenage drivers so much that they miss out on learning experiences that can be gleaned only by driving alone, like knowing what it means to be fully responsible for a vehicle and knowing how to "self-regulate".