Sentence examples for mean responsibility and from inspiring English sources

Choices and options mean responsibility and possibility.

In addition to rewarding a behavior that we wish to discourage, it will mean responsibility for more impoverished citizens.

Figure 2 depicts the mean responsibility scores for all four conditions.

Dear Eleanor, did you really mean responsibility?

For each stakeholder, respondents were asked to select an answer on a five-point scale, where one meant no responsibility and five meant full responsibility.

Public votes will mean shared responsibility and accountability for whatever action — or inaction — results.

Instead of trying to enforce rules around what constitutes "handmade," Etsy redefined the term to mean "authorship, responsibility and transparency," and invited sellers looking for production assistance to apply for the right to work with outside manufacturers.

Who knows, the phrase "Power invariably means both responsibility and danger" may have blown across the park and buffeted against these curving panes.

Increased decision authority means increased responsibility and new ways of working can lead to a blurring of work and private life.

Companies now understand that Conscious Capitalism doesn't just mean 'corporate social responsibility', and it doesn't mean short term.

"The regions have been pleading for more and more powers and they are now realizing that powers are very nice to have, but they also mean additional responsibilities and budgets," said Alvaro Mendiola, partner at Cuatrecasas, a major Spanish law firm.