Sentence examples for keeping responsibilities from inspiring English sources

The lighthouse has been claimed to be a memorial tower in various sources, including the 1994 America's Atlantic Coast Lighthouses: A Traveler's Guide which states "the tower was built as a memorial tower and as a symbolic representation of the USCG lighthouse keeping responsibilities".

You become a master juggler/multitasker, keeping your responsibilities (lab, teaching, and personal), expectations (your own and everyone else's), and sanity in precarious balance.

The above claim clearly makes sense if we are talking about keeping collective responsibility in tact qua collective responsibility in our efforts to ascribe it in practice.

It is aiming to becoming a "catalyst council" – keeping the responsibility for providing services, such as libraries, but not necessarily directly delivering all those services itself.

Wary of a human rights approach to state responsibility, which puts obligations on the state to protect its citizens from the harmful acts of others, some on the left have found shelter in the civil liberties notion of keeping state responsibility out of it.

Meanwhile, he said, he worked to keep the company afloat, in keeping with his "responsibility to return as much shareholder value as possible".

By last October, they had no day-to-day responsibilities keeping them here.

The Fed has just two main responsibilities — keeping inflation low and promoting maximum employment — but balancing them is perhaps its greatest challenge.

His biggest responsibilities: keeping sexual predators off the site and helping his bosses convince the rest of the world that he's doing a good job.

A llama caddie won't help with club selection or read a green for you, but they appear to be adept at another caddie responsibility: keeping the golfer sane.

For Nielsen, it meant getting the company in shape: streamlining work flow while keeping accountability and responsibility in place.