Sentence examples for responsibilities as it from inspiring English sources

(The Home Builders Federationn pledged this month to take "decisive action" against any authority it considered to be shirking planning responsibilities, as it beefed up its own expert team).

Mr King said Britain's central bank needed more power to discharge its regulatory responsibilities, as it could now do no more than "issue sermons or organise burials".

Harris declined to comment on the record but said it had complied in full with its legal responsibilities, as it had correctly reported pupils leaving to Croydon's behaviour welfare service, rather than to the local authority's admissions team.

Individuals who engage in less intensive caregiving might prefer formal care to informal care for example, workers with caregiving responsibilities, as it may ease the intensity of informal caregiving and allow them to continue their work.

Little Thetford is also an ecclesiastical parish, although the church no longer has the same administrative responsibilities as it had until the early 19th century.

Young people have both special concerns and responsibilities as it relates to the longevity of this planet, one that is currently being tested by climate change.

It is therefore my responsibility, as much as it is all Zimbabweans to treat the issue of educating, empowering and protecting the girl child with the urgency and seriousness it deserves.

Credit Suisse is giving Mr. Boutros greater responsibility as it seeks to broaden its investment banking business on the West Coast at a time when technology mergers are in the doldrums.

The government has said that freedom of expression must be balanced with responsibility as it considers measures to crack down on harassment over the web.

He has "absolutely no allegiance whatsoever to the England team"; his only responsibility, as it is for all league coaches, is to achieve success for his club.

(The psychotic is someone whose ego has abdicated from this responsibility — as it does nightly in normal people in the psychosis known as dreaming).