Sentence examples for responsibilities common from inspiring English sources

The president, selected by an electoral college to serve a four-year term, is given responsibilities common to chief executives, including serving as commander in chief of the armed forces, negotiating treaties (two-thirds of the Senate must concur), and granting pardons.

Questions of personal responsibility, common knowledge and public health are presented...

Now that John Eastman alone has the responsibility, common sense has begun to prevail.

The judge said the case presented "unique and challenging issues" including "questions of personal responsibility, common knowledge and public health".

M.B.A. recipients, according to this book, haven't learned the importance of social responsibility, common-sense skepticism and respect for the dangers of taking risks with other people's money.

The elites of emerging economies are using the just demand of "historical responsibility" or "common but differentiated responsibility" in order to steal time and secure a weak binding agreement.

- Other "Big Emerging Economies," meaning, among others, India, Brazil, and South Africa must also be subjected to mandatory cuts, though, as in China's case, this would be at rates lower than the Annex 1 countries, following the principles of historical responsibility and common but differentiated responsibility.

"But we also know that cyberspace must be a community of shared responsibilities and common values".

The best way to reduce resentment of America's preponderant power, he suggested, is to channel that power into an international system of shared responsibilities and common priorities.

But overlapping areas of responsibility are common throughout the West.

Will the couple find what they are looking for – a healthy child created at the point where medical ethics, individual responsibility and common sense meet?