Sentence examples for recognise its responsibility from inspiring English sources

While the international community has, in recent years, come to recognise its responsibility towards the internally displaced, responses have remained selective, ad hoc and inadequate, especially in the area of protection.Efforts currently underway to improve the international response will need to address these problems, and require support.

"It's very important that there be a joint plan between all parties, to improve the situation of these children". "Of course," he said, help from big companies such as Coca-Cola "would improve the situation". The Human Rights Watch report does not accuse Coca-Cola of breaking laws, but it urges the company to "recognise its responsibility".

Some scholars have linked the Act to a move away from laissez-faire capitalism., or see it as marking the point where the state began to recognise its responsibility for very poor children, and to address the conditions in which they were living.; it has also been seen as presaging subsequent legislation regarding the health of towns.

The Algerians of France would today like France to recognise its responsibility".

The whole organisation is thus realigning to recognise its responsibility to respond across the full spectrum of need from emergency to development.

There is, of course, also an increased role for government and law enforcement to play but sport must recognise its responsibility to itself.

It should not require a court case for the government to recognise its responsibilities.

Now he continues as a scholar, but is also an activist and a lobbyist, one particularly interested in getting business to recognise its responsibilities.

He said there had been a failure from top to bottom of the company to recognise its responsibilities for the operation in Cambridge.

NGOs and many others have fought hard to ensure that the world's poorest people and countries are represented at this table, and to force the G20 to recognise its responsibilities.

"The time has come for the Senate to recognise its responsibilities and help advance our economic plans, rather than standing in the way," Mr Turnbull said.