Sentence examples for its basic responsibility from inspiring English sources

NIMH has made grand and empty promises of future neuroscience breakthroughs, but has neglected its basic responsibility to fund research that will actually improve the mental health of people in the present.

Every few months, another study concludes that the F.D.A. cannot fulfill even its basic responsibilities.

But the bigger question is why the government dallied and why it turned to the foundation for a job that was part of its basic responsibilities.

But the budget undermines the security of the nation's social safety net and the government's ability to carry out some of its basic responsibilities over the next two decades.

Leaders in both parties said they are optimistic that next year Congress can handle its basic responsibilities, such as funding the government, without the drama and tension that have defined the institution in recent years.

On issue after issue facing our country, this is a Republican Party so obsessed with blocking the president -- and now suing the president -- that it has abdicated its most basic responsibility to govern.

Congress has headed home for holiday feasting having failed to meet its most basic responsibility -- approving the bills that pay for another year's government.

Even so, the Russian side will find it hard to forget and forgive Ankara's failure to carry out its most basic responsibility of keeping diplomats safe.

Say what you will about coincidences, "Tom Bedlam" demonstrates that in the hands of a writer like George Hagen, they can help fiction fulfill its most basic responsibility: to make an impossibly large and dangerous world small enough to see whole.

Because of the time those fights consumed — and the eagerness of lawmakers to avoid tough votes in a charged partisan atmosphere — the Congressional spending and budget process completely collapsed this year for the first time in a quarter-century and Congress did not fulfill its most basic responsibility, allocating money to federal agencies.

The Trump Administration has already proposed defunding the E.P.A. by thirty-one per cent and cutting its staff by twenty per cent, raising questions about how it can fulfill its most basic responsibilities.