Sentence examples for more responsible position from inspiring English sources
It is not yet clear what brought about this more responsible position.
"Hamas is showing indications that it's moving towards a more responsible position," said Shlomo Brom, an analyst and retired brigadier general in the Israeli military.
Austrians living and working in Greece, who feel deeply connected with this country, appeal to the Austrian government to take a more responsible position in dealing with the refugee crisis.
The Europeans fear the Americans are committed to "regime change" in Iran, rather than the preferred European option of a "grand bargain"—in which Iran might adopt a more responsible position, in return for the likes of WTO membership and IMF loans.
"Risk your lives and your future bank accounts, young people!" is what Hume is saying, referring to the more responsible position -- "Get health care coverage," which is something my own parents worry about me and my brother and sister having every day, because they love us -- as the "Big Brother" position.
Other candidates have much more responsible positions, in my view," Boehner said.
They need to press Hamas toward more responsible positions and provide more political and economic support to Mr. Abbas.
Goremykin spent most of his life as a government bureaucrat, attaining successively more responsible positions until his appointment in 1895 as minister of the interior.
Mr. Voigt points out that a good reason to grow the company is to provide opportunities for younger employees who want to grow into more responsible positions, and thus creating a deep bench for leadership.
Under Paul's successor, Alexander I, he was assigned to ever more responsible positions, at first in the new Ministry of the Interior, where he gained invaluable experience in drafting legislation and was the prime mover in founding Severnaya pochta or Novaya Sankt-Petersburgskaya gazeta, Russia's first official newspaper.
Successfully curing the Queen of a particularly grievous illness earned him a promotion to Tenth Honor in April 1851, thereby qualifying him for more responsible positions within the monarch's closest circle.
