Sentence examples for responsibilities addressing from inspiring English sources

Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, who might be called a hawk on nuclear safety issues, has sent a letter to the chairman of the commission, Gregory B. Jaczko, urging him "not to divert commission staff or other resources from their responsibilities addressing real safety concerns" so Southern could start work a few weeks earlier.

13 Emergency management: the organisation and management of resources and responsibilities for addressing all aspects of emergencies, in particular preparedness, response and initial recovery steps.

For example, recent statements emphasise doctors' responsibilities for addressing poor performance by other doctors, with explicit guidance in UK documents that doctors should address unacceptable practice by colleagues.

Furthermore, participants were asked about their thoughts on the government's and residents' responsibilities in addressing air pollution in their communities.

However, he put the responsibility of addressing inequality squarely with the government, stating: "Every monetary policy action has distributional consequences.

The sector took responsibility in analysing the issues facing part-time students and it's now time for the sector to take responsibility for addressing the problems".

"Do you not accept responsibility for addressing these structural issues?" Democrats, who now control the Senate, have echoed many of Mr. Davis's accusations.

The speech highlighted the divide at the conference between richer and poorer nations over who should take responsibility for addressing the causes of global warming.

The government pointed to the existing and clearly inadequate framework for dealing with refugees globally while abdicating moral responsibility for addressing the human crisis in our midst.

"Mr. Trump should take responsibility for addressing his supporters' violent actions," Sanders said in a statement.

I think being able to recognize injustice and being able and willing to take personal responsibility for addressing it.