Sentence examples for mutually responsible for from inspiring English sources
We are all mutually responsible for each other, as our sages said: "He who saves one soul, it is as though he saved an entire world".
In her article Ms. Roosevelt eloquently made the case that the schools and parents are mutually responsible for developing citizens and a commitment to a set of common core values.
This rationale may come from the collectivistic nature of the Thai culture, in which people are considered to be fundamentally interdependent; therefore, the self is viewed as interconnected, and people are mutually responsible for one another.
They must be used in a SYSTEM of accreditation that enables institutional self-reflection and institutional peer review to hold the medical schools mutually responsible for the continuous improvement of medical education in Uganda-and perhaps East Africa.
"We look forward to ironing out differences arising out of national priorities and perceptions," Mr. Duterte said, "and working in mutually responsible ways for both countries".
"This would make the nature of the Japan-U.S. alliance more mutually responsible".
These actors are considered mutually responsible.
Ripk1 and Ripk3 can be mutually or individually responsible for necrotic induction, so we next determined whether SIM+MET-induced necrosis was Ripk1- and/or Ripk3 dependent using necrostatin-1 (Nec-1), a Ripk1 activity inhibitor, and siRNA to knockdown Ripk3 expression (resulted in average 62−67% knockdown of Ripk3 protein expression at 48 h and 56−66% knockdown at 72 h).
These mutually conflicting mechanisms are responsible for the superior overall cooling performance of the cross-drilled pin-finned brake disc.
Additional experiments are necessary to figure out which of these, not mutually exclusive, mechanisms are responsible for higher asymptotic fitness values reached by larger populations.
At least two possible causes, not mutually exclusive, could be responsible for CIN: mutations in genes encoding mitotic regulators, such as spindle checkpoint proteins, and defects in genes controlling centrosome homeostasis.
