Sentence examples for majority of responsibilities from inspiring English sources

"Families look so different now than they did in the 1960s, and while people acknowledge that families look different, they seem to still have traditional beliefs about who should be doing the majority of responsibilities in the home," said Amanda Hunter, the foundation's communications director.

To date the majority of responsibilities and tasks have been carried out by a limited number of core working group members who are full-time academics.

2) A more proper phase of engagement follows, where the patients begin to perceive themselves as "ill" but still delegate the majority of responsibilities for their health management to the healthcare system.

"Certainly some and perhaps the majority of responsibility lies with the operating-system vendor," said Eugene Spafford, a computer scientist at Purdue University.

BP bears the majority of responsibility among the companies involved in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, a federal judge ruled Thursday, citing the energy giant's reckless conduct over the disaster in a ruling that exposes it to billions of dollars in penalties.

This absolves the majority of responsibility both for having contributed to the perceived problem and also for having the ability to change things.

Indeed, for the first stages of Keystone XL -- as well as the entirety of Alberta Clipper and Keystone 1 -- the vast majority of responsibility for coordinating the environmental review fell to Elizabeth "Betsy" Orlando, a young member of the foreign service with no scientific background and little institutional support.

Therefore, it was the middle generation, women of the 50 60 cohort that took on the majority of care responsibilities (as the Mother Wang's daughter-in-law put it, 'ahead has the old and behind has the young').

Through the elimination and restructuring of government departments she reduced her cabinet to 16 members, including herself, down from 19. Dunderdale created the Department of Advanced Education and Skills, which takes on the majority of the responsibilities of the now defunct Department of Human Resources, Labour and Employment.

Too often, women enter the workforce and work just as many hours as their husbands, but find themselves still bearing the majority of domestic responsibilities.

Third, Mr. Anziska places the majority of the responsibility on Israel.