Sentence examples for recognised its responsibility from inspiring English sources

But with the launching of "Operation Air Bridge" on Monday it has now recognised its responsibility to its citizens in Angola.

Montserrat is a contingent liability for the UK government, so when local capacity to respond was surpassed, the UK recognised its responsibility to intervene and assist the islanders (Hintjens and Hodge 2012).

She added that Dell was "working with Catcher to address issues" and that the technology firm recognised its "responsibility to work with suppliers promoting sustainable environmental practices, the health and safety of people, and fundamental human rights and dignity".

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.

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".

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

They have found their right to self-determination, and it is this that is at stake if the new government does not recognise its responsibility to accommodate the rights of women into the new constitution.

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.