Sentence examples for on a responsibility from inspiring English sources

"In launching itself militarily in the front line, France also takes on a responsibility" for the reconstruction of the state, she said.

He says: "What we are increasingly concerned about is that we don't take on a responsibility for the deeper, longer term resolution of poverty".

After all, it wouldn't exactly be taking on a responsibility—I give a new baby three months max in these conditions.

He warned that the Bank's new task of making recommendations on Help to Buy should not result in it taking on a responsibility for housing policy as a whole.

Derbyshire grew up in Bury, the oldest of three, which meant she had to take on a responsibility for her siblings' happiness in a household that was overshadowed by her father's physical and verbal abuse.

"When you take on a position as part of the executive, whether it's a minister or a parliamentary secretary, you take on a responsibility that you don't just get to look after the donors to your campaigns; you have a responsibility that whatever you do, you do on behalf of this nation," he said.

That is an add-on, a responsibility that business may choose to discharge or not discharge, as it sees fit.So, anti-capitalists believe this; angry law-school professors (whose own significant contributions cannot be in doubt) believe it; and the leaders of international big business believe it.

Those inside who know what goes on have a responsibility to speak out against it".

I feel that way every time [I take on] a responsibility as great as saying that I'm good enough to be in your movie.

Now, senators are calling on them to take on a higher responsibility.

"Or, if you just took on a major responsibility or won an award".