Sentence examples for of both responsibilities from inspiring English sources

For these passengers, write journal entries from their perspective that describes how they might have been thinking about their own position relating to class and gender as the ship was going down, in terms of both responsibilities and privileges.

Although this can create a sense of conflict for us, we are most likely to become aware of our daily rationing decisions if we make them in light of both responsibilities.

But it is not just a case of economic convenience; I believe that being tasked with delivering public purpose by standing on your own two feet facilitates a powerful combination of both responsibility and independence.

In the audience, a feeling of both responsibility and guilty ignorance seems to reign.

Nonetheless, there is a notion of both responsibility and efficacy that is evolving, more via self-enforcement rather than some form of official policing.

I got a sound education, thanks to my parents' foresight, and have had good jobs and a steadily advancing amount of both responsibility and compensation.

Methodological individualists challenge the very possibility of associating moral agency with groups, as distinct from their individual members, and normative individualists argue that collective responsibility violates principles of both individual responsibility and fairness.

Similarly, the National Health Service (NHS) in Scotland distributed a pamphlet called The NHS and You [ 69] that details both the responsibilities of the NHS to its patients and the responsibilities of patients to the NHS.

According to Lakoff (2010), the main concern is how lines of responsibility among diverse organizations should be drawn, in terms of both jurisdictional responsibility and technical capacity.

One area where there is more agreement in terms of the relative ordering of business responsibilities both in the survey results and in the literature is in the ranking of philanthropy as the least important.

Nor is there anything frivolous about the process of looking, yearning and acquiring: it's "an exercise of both profound responsibility and profound freedom".