Sentence examples for imperial responsibility from inspiring English sources
The American Burke is a model of rational prudence; the Indian Burke one of imperial responsibility and sympathy.
The 1939 version was directed (with Magyar dash) by Zoltan Korda, one of the Hungarians who had taken over British moviemaking with more dedication to imperial responsibility than, say, Edward VIII.
No penalty for offenders was provided, and there was no derogation from the commander's powers during his tenure; nevertheless, the step was a landmark in the recognition of imperial responsibility, and it was also to have important effects on Roman politics.
Left to its own devices, however, it has shown little leadership, vision or sense of imperial responsibility in its vaunted "zone".A spat over gas with Belarus has exposed the fragility of the embryonic customs union between Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus, put forward by Moscow as the nucleus of a new Russia-dominated economic club.
In the early years of colonial South Australia, the colonists saw themselves as part of the British Empire and external defence as an Imperial responsibility.
Antoninus prudently pushed the Hadrianic frontiers forward in Dacia, the Rhineland, and Britain (where the Antonine Wall from the Firth of Forth to the River Clyde became the new boundary) and carefully groomed his heir apparent for his imperial responsibilities.
Europe insisted that its special treatment of its former colonies was central to its post-imperial responsibilities.
Britain was an imperial province.
The name is a telling one, since it was ancient Rome that declared the Mediterranean Mare Nostrum, "our sea" – an evocation of imperial power, rather than responsibility.
Barely a year into Emperor Akihito's reign, in January 1990, the mayor of Nagasaki violated a national taboo by saying Hirohito had borne some responsibility for imperial crimes.
The imperial mint became the responsibility of the Minister of Finance and the imperial park located outside Eastern-Han Luoyang was administered by a prefect.
