Sentence examples for parallel responsibility from inspiring English sources

The United Nations and the international community — particularly the United States — have enormous leverage and a parallel responsibility to help Haiti create a credible judicial system.

I also believe that leaders in every community, whether religious or otherwise, have a parallel responsibility to teach and preach tolerance.

Nanny's lessons served her well: she was taught that if one finds the person one is talking to boring, one isn't trying hard enough to bring them out; that every minute counts; that privilege brings parallel responsibilities.

In Korea, the Soviets and Americans split along the 38th parallel the responsibility for accepting the surrender of any Japanese forces that still remained on the Korean peninsula.

That is, systems where there is parallel or overlapping responsibility for age groups served by the education, health and social affairs ministries or departments, mostly in the two or three years before school entry.

Baghdad is the only city in Iraq that is its own province, and the city council had previously appointed Mr. Tahaan as governor of Baghdad province, with some responsibilities parallel to Mr. Tamimi's.

Sequoia is a hierarchical stream programming language that arose from the observation that expressing locality, not parallelism is the most important responsibility of parallel application programmers in scientific/numerical domains.

The first part of this article discusses an emerging debate in Ontario Canada, that draws parallels between host responsibility in alcohol and gambling venues.

The guiding principle must be that an e-book owner's rights and responsibilities parallel those of a book owner, and the same must go for authors, publishers and booksellers.

These instructions must be implemented faithfully, with the Israelis and Palestinians working in parallel and simultaneously.The responsibility for keeping them on track has to be America's.

With all-at-once sampling, we could discover diverse motifs by which the parallel samplers divide their responsibility in the overall search region.