Sentence examples for have some responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Alluding to this role, Mr. Obama said that the opposition would "have some responsibilities to carry out".

"They should also have some responsibilities because they know there will be a lot of problems in the future because there is no after-sale services," he said.

For example I have some responsibilities for relations with Bosnia Herzegovina and Kosovo, and last year I spoke in the French Senate on behalf of Rwandan genocide victims.

National regulators will continue to have some responsibilities, like ensuring consumer protection and policing money laundering, but the E.C.B. will be in charge of overall safety and soundness, which should give depositors and investors more confidence in the banking system.

'But this isn't a dinner party, it's the board of a public company and they have some responsibilities that they don't seem to understand.' Denton said: 'This board was created largely in the 1990s in a loose ethical environment, where these individuals were joining a company in which the controlling shareholder was their friend and dinner companion.

The Country and Regional Offices of UNICEF support a number of location specific studies and other divisions of the Programme Group at New York Headquarters, as well as regional offices, also have some responsibilities in this area UNICEF and the IAC should review the geographical focus and scope of work in IRC.

They too have some responsibility here.

Labour does have some responsibility for the crash.

We both have some responsibility for coming together to dig our way out of this stuff.

And we do have some responsibility for and control over these actuating interpersonal experiences.

"The supermarkets have got to have some responsibility because they push harder and harder on price.