Sentence examples similar to imposition of responsibility from inspiring English sources
Scared of responsibility".
Yet in the Greek churches (though not often in the Latin) women were ordained as deacons in the 4th century by prayer and imposition of hands with the same rite as male deacons and had a special responsibility at women's baptism.
Other challenges can include the lack of awareness of the global water crisis, coordination, sharing of best practices and political will, as well as the imposition of policy directives and technologies by foreign donors and implementers that can undermine local ownership and responsibility.
But I took the oath of office little more than five months ago to uphold the laws of Connecticut, and the laws of Connecticut provide for the imposition of the death penalty -- and I will not violate my oath, and I will not shrink from my responsibility.
The initial response to voltage was rapid, occurring within milliseconds of the imposition of Vj steps.
But the imposition of guilt continues".
No imposition of your own perfectionism.
"The imposition of celibacy is the same.
A plot is an imposition of pattern.
The imposition of Orwellian editorial "compliance" standards on programmes after the Hutton Inquiry, which criticised the BBC following the Iraq war row, have reinforced a tendency to refer decisions upward, rather than wield responsibility directly.
