Sentence examples for responsibilities either from inspiring English sources

It was not untrue about the fleas or the smell, or the responsibilities, either, but none of that was why she went on saying no.

No one should have to get married to access legal benefits and responsibilities, either.

Miranda Goeltom, a senior official at Indonesia's central bank, has argued that any debt relief offered in the wake of the tsunami should be unconditional.Show me the moneyOf course, donors and creditors do not always live up to their responsibilities either.

Rather, the nation suffered the equivalent of a hostile takeover of key areas of its commercial life by investment banking houses, while regulators and members of Congress abdicated their responsibilities either because they were influenced by campaign cash or because they believed the fairy tale that unsupervised markets always work best.

A number of strategies require the health worker to take on additional responsibilities either in or outside the health sector, while others require varying degrees of personal denial.

"China would take no responsibility either on the nukes or the militant extremists," says the Pakistani journalist Ahmed Rashid.

F.D.A. has no ability to ensure their safety, we don't regulate them in any way and the Canadian F.D.A. also will not accept responsibility either".

Vilfort, mentally and physically exhausted, would not shy away from his responsibility either, coolly tucking his penalty away, with Martin Tyler noting on the commentary that it was a penalty that got "the biggest cheer of all.

Some will shirk this responsibility either because they feel there's nothing they can say that would comfort their staff or because they don't want to deal with the resulting emotions and reactions.

By concentrating power at the centre, Mr Blair is making it easier to ensure that government policy is coherent, rather than contradictory, and to get to grips with those messy but important problems that have been the responsibility either of several ministries or of none.

Participants in this study revealed complex demands in their capacity as managerial supervisors carrying out external supervision to lower-level health facilities, combined with clinical supervisory responsibility either within the district hospital in which they were based, or driven by staff shortages or lack of senior cadres in smaller district facilities.