Sentence examples for mobilize responsibility from inspiring English sources

The most important action is to mobilize responsibility for the proper functioning of the schools by the villages and communities themselves.

"It is our view that those who have taken the responsibility to mobilize the crowds to gather outside Luthuli House — the leadership of the A.N.C. Youth League — should also take full responsibility for the violence, criminality and ill discipline that has accompanied these crowds," the statement said.

Environmentally-rooted crises like those in Syria and Standing Rock show that profit-driven interests consistently take political precedence over the protection of human lives and civil rights, and it is no longer realistic to count solely on a few politicians or legislators to take responsibility and mobilize for change.

The managers of each facility assumed the responsibility to mobilize their staff (we do not have information on staff refusal to participate).

The Czech president, Vaclav Havel, said the attack was "a tremendous warning to civilization" that "challenges us to mobilize, supremely, our sense of responsibility for this world".

The ability of these operations to mobilize a sense of environmental responsibility, enroll residents in the city's plans for sustainability, and translate political ambitions into individual behavior demonstrates that the performativity of accounting inscriptions resides in the efficacy of their distance work.

That leaves us with only one viable solution: to accept the reality that these veterans and their care is our collective responsibility and to mobilize the communities around them to pitch in and help.

In this study, researchers found that community health nurses were ill prepared to assume management responsibilities necessary to mobilize other health providers and translate the principles of evidence-based practice and research into meaningful changes in health services delivery [ 84].

MSV sees it as our responsibility to educate and mobilize those men.

The one-sixth who are now mobilized have myriad responsibilities, among them flying cargo planes in Iraq, doing intelligence work in Afghanistan and guarding air bases and train stations in this country.

In the "Child Friendly Schools for Africa" programme, UNICEF and the Nelson Mandela Foundation have joined forces to mobilize villages and communities throughout Africa to take responsibility for making sure that the schools built are "child-friendly".