Sentence examples for nurturing responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Given parental nurturing responsibilities, it is conceivable that differential misclassification could have been stronger in mothers compared with sons, but it is both unlikely and nonsensical that the bias would be associated with nonseminoma per se.

Community institutions should nurture responsibility and fairness.

But they support specific federal policies that nurture industriousness, responsibility and delayed gratification, like spending on infrastructure, education and research.

The concept of "Mother" evokes ideas of responsibility, nurturing, unconditional love, patience, and altruism.

A society in which being a hands-on dad is valued and encouraged, and where men are seen as being just as capable of nurturing and taking responsibility for kids as women are, not as barely relevant (except for the paycheck) buffoons who can't figure out how to change a diaper or schedule a play date.

As the responsibility for nurturing bilateral relations shifts to the State Department, the responsibility for security assistance moves to the C.I.A., which operates in Iraq under a separate authority, independent of the military.

On one hand, this allows adult children to share responsibilities of nurturing and caring for older parents, especially among the poor.

And, because women generally expect to bear most of the responsibility for nurturing children, they tend to evaluate social policies through this lens.

"I suggest that these three bodies charged with the responsibility of nurturing, mentoring and managing sportsmen and women in Kenya to make it a point that whenever athletes are selected to take part in world major events, they are provided with maximum security to avoid incidences that can jeopardize their participation in such events and ruin their illustrious careers.

"Johnno's been really good in giving up some responsibility in nurturing our coach development and that's probably the main reason he was brought in," said Holley.

To answer this question, faculty leadership must focus on their core responsibility -- nurturing the academic program.