Sentence examples similar to question of responsibilities from inspiring English sources

"With Katrina, there was a question of responsibility, and blame.

The question of responsibility is a sensitive one.

"It's a question of responsibility, a question of ethics, a question of justice".

The Chiranuch case illustrated the larger question of responsibility for speech in the digital age.

There is also the question of responsibility for damage caused by the public authority in the performance of its functions.

He wrote: I honestly don't think it's a question of responsibility now that I think about it, it's more of a question of action.

"I don't profess to speak for all of Savile's victims, but the reason I did it was because of the question of responsibility.

It's also a question of responsibility — whether Americans are willing to face the costs of their choices, and refrain from stealing from their grandchildren.

Indeed, the question of responsibility looms large in the growing debate over obesity, and it is here that Critser loses his footing a bit.

There are three factors that suggest Australia's offshore asylum model faces an existential threat: legal challenges; practical problems; and the question of responsibility.

Yet the picture he draws is more one of serial risk-takers than of sleepwalkers; the most calculating risk-taker of all being Germany, which leads back to the question of responsibility.