Sentence examples for its responsibilities of from inspiring English sources
"We cannot continue to be bound by these signed agreements with Israel and Israel must assume fully its responsibilities of an occupying power," he said.
"It is a hugely valuable instrument for seeking to keep our government honest and true to its responsibilities of protecting the interests of UK citizens and businesses now and in the future".
In a statement, UConn said, "The university takes very seriously its responsibilities of N.C.A.A. membership and will do all that is expected to follow up on any information related to possible N.C.A.A. rules violations".
The economy would adjust to new trading arrangements that would be put in place over time, the governor said, noting that the Bank's job was to ensure its responsibilities of keeping inflation under control and the financial system stable.
Later, the ideological godfather of the Russian Revolution, Nikolai Chernyshevsky, denounced the state's abdication of its responsibilities of "promoting national honor, the moral welfare of the nation, justice and fairness," all of which he argued had been sacrificed to a system of hefty vodka taxes.
Australian Cardinal George Pell, head of the Vatican's recently formed Secretariat for the Economy, told a media conference that the move was necessary in order for his department to "exercise its responsibilities of economic control and vigilance" over all Vatican departments.
At a minimum it should take its responsibility of keeping inflation close to 2% seriously.
Isn't it time that industry accepts its responsibility of producing products that are safe for its consumers?
This GRN is well known for its responsibility of repairing the DNA if it gets damaged.
Thus, it is illegal for a decision-maker to abdicate its responsibility of exercising power by taking orders from other bodies.
When the Cambodia deal was signed it was condemned by the United Nations, who described it as "a worrying departure from international norms" and said Australia was shirking its responsibility of people fleeing persecution.
