Sentence examples for proposed responsibility from inspiring English sources

Two minutes later he boasted that his proposed "responsibility pact" was the "most radical social compromise demanded of the French people for many decades".

He gave more details on a proposed "responsibility pact" that would introduce tax cuts for firms in return for a commitment to hire more workers.

Different approaches to establishing a new scientific spirit will be explored, the demands these developments pose to human thinking will be highlighted, and the implications for information science regarding its proposed functioning as a nomad science, and its proposed responsibility of focusing on informatisation and inventiveness, will be specified.

Among them is a draft agreement that was prepared for Alec's board of directors that set out the proposed responsibilities of the group's state chairs from prominent, largely Republican, legislators.

In some cases the paper proposes responsibility for inspections be shifted from the government agencies to the industry.

For the accounting method of the responsibility, Lenzen et al. (2007) proposed "shared responsibility" between producer and consumer.

Last week, in response to the mounting costs, Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy proposed transferring responsibility for construction and renovation from the Board of Education to the School Construction Authority.

As part of his plan, Mr. Gore proposed "parental responsibility accounts" for families on welfare.

We previously predicted the preponderance of β-pleated sheet in the consensus region and proposed its responsibility for the formation of helicoidal cuticle (Iconomidou et al., Insect Biochem. Mol. Biol. 29 (1999) 285).

"The methods of corruption are more modern than the auditing systems," he adds.The proposed fiscal-responsibility law should restrain municipal (and state) governments.

Based on the empirical research and conceptual arguments, a revised CSR pyramid is proposed with responsibilities ranked as follows: ethical, legal, economic and philanthropic.