Sentence examples for house responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Talk to your parents about taking on more house responsibilities for money.

You should discuss your house responsibilities with the owner before you start the pet sitting job.

When you move house, responsibility for repayments would pass to the new owner.

The time that he billed to any client went directly to the firm so that he would have no incentive to shirk his in-house responsibilities.

After accomplishing work duty in university, a significant majority of women were responsible for managing domestic chores (i.e. cooking, washing and cleaning) as 37.5% have been working 5 6 h daily, and 42.6% women were working 3 4 h daily for managing family and housing responsibilities.

Highway agencies around the world strive to improve practices for infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation, using project delivery policies that range from total 'in-house' responsibility to complete privatization, with a number of flexible contracting policies such as performance-based contracting, variants of design-build-maintain, and lane rentals among others between these two extremes.

From her analysis of utilisation of PAs in the hospital setting, Duffy [ 27] suggests that the delegation of resident and house staff responsibilities to PAs will facilitate improved inpatient training experiences and more efficient physicians.

Women need access to decent, affordable housing; childcare responsibilities need to be shared more equally between men and women; equal pay legislation must be enforced.

Despite having trumpeted an independent doping unit, the UCI's solution is an unsatisfactory halfway house, with responsibility for results management retained by the governing body.

The indictment of I. Lewis Libby Jr. must serve as a demand from the American people for President Bush to clean house, take responsibility and move this country forward in a dignified manner.

Jack Straw, Mr Blair's loyal ally during the Iraq war, is demoted to the post of leader of the house with responsibility for Lords reform and the funding of political parties.