Sentence examples for long responsibility from inspiring English sources

For far too long responsibility for meeting the nation's housing need has been outsourced to a few big firms who have demanded ever more greenfield sites and then failed to build enough new homes.

For parents who uphold the ethical concept of unlimited responsibility, they consider their children to be their life-long responsibility unless their children have other effective supporting networks.

But while most transplant recipients don't see themselves as "fragile," their second chance comes with life-long responsibility.

Adopting a dog is a life-long responsibility.

There is a good case for transferring powers to regional government, as long as responsibility is transferred alongside, which generally means financial responsibility.

German companies long denied responsibility for using slave labor, arguing that they had been pressured by the Nazis.

The UK must have a long-term responsibility in that".

The UK had a long-term responsibility to stabilise Libya, he added.

Moreover, no one can predict how long those responsibilities will continue, and the costs can dwarf those of child care.

The idea of handing the average bar staffer long-term responsibility over sensitive personal data is an immensely creepy proposition.

It's now time employers began to show a bit of flexibility – and rather a lot more long-term responsibility.