Jay Christopherr, you seem like a mature young man, one ready to take on the responsibilities of marriage and a rent-controlled apartment [cheers, applause].
Doing mitzvot shows G-d that you are responsible and are ready to take on the responsibilities of becoming a Bar/Bat Mitzvah.
But men without qualifications or jobs are less able to take on the responsibilities of parenthood.
Bulford will eventually take on the responsibilities of outgoing BBC chief financial officer, Zarin Patel.
In East Hampton, N.Y., KEVIN PENNER, the chef at 1770 HOUSE, has taken on the responsibilities of another kitchen there.
Bush's speech, he says, "professed anew this self-confidence of a nation tirelessly willing and uniquely empowered to take on the responsibilities of global leadership.
Should the art we make with and for children take on the responsibilities of sorting out their future, which we feel guilty about screwing up?
Is the perennial man-child ready to take on the responsibilities of fatherhood or will he remain just an irritating wanker?
If I can help other young people feel less disconnected by taking on the responsibilities of active citizenship then it will be worthwhile.
But in one of the accommodations by which the system functioned, he was allowed to take on the responsibilities of the job without actually signing a contract.
Without the assurance of support to provide basic necessities to a child, many such caregivers cannot take on the responsibilities of a legal guardian and as a result many children remain in foster care longer than they should.
