Sentence examples for responsibilities are going from inspiring English sources

"It is exciting and will give us a much-needed cash boost but nobody really knows where the added responsibilities are going to work out," said one staffer on the Evening Standard.

Number one, of course, is getting your IT shop in order, because if "Rome is burning" from an infrastructure perspective, for example, one's ability to take on additional responsibilities is going to be minimal at best.

Newspapers that duck this responsibility are going to be rumbled by their readers.

But our first responsibility is going to be to serve our existing customers".

"The Security Council has consistently failed to telegraph clearly what its approach to Sankoh on criminal responsibility is going to be," Mr. Malone, a Canadian diplomat, said.

Hodgson said Rooney has impressed, but added: "I worry that the responsibility is going to weigh him down".

If, at the end of the month, it's a choice between putting food on the table and gas in the tank, or making a credit card payment, financial responsibility is going into the wastebasket.

If climate change responsibility is going to be foisted onto individuals rather than governments, I thought I should see how doable it is.

The difference is the responsibility is gone".

Somebody is always going to be beside you to support, listen to you and take up part of the responsibilities if you are going through a particularly rough spell.

"We can't replace your government, but we have a responsibility to see that things are going well," Ms Reding told the forum.