Sentence examples for responsibilities found from inspiring English sources

But there is a particularly sharp analysis of the old working-class concept of "respectability" – not, he maintains, a synonym for snobbishness, and being better than the folks next door, but a symbol of the way one behaved, faced up to one's responsibilities, found what Inglis calls "the measure of a good life".

Many of you said there just aren't enough hours in the day to attend to your responsibilities, find some space for fun and spending time with important people, as well as getting a solid eight of sleep.

It was not surprising that the artist who had stated, "The world is not changing if you don't shoulder the burden of responsibility," found himself in this position.

Elements of shared responsibility found in the Wilder Collaborative Inventory [ 79] are also potentially appropriate in this context.

The weak structural relationships and unclear lines of responsibility found in this study support the findings of Hotchiss et al. who found similar issues in the Imereti region of Georgia [ 15].

Doctors, management and superior authority who are confronted by patients or public to discuss AEs should consider the distribution of perceived responsibility found in our study, even if the distribution may be felt unfair.

According to SSM Chief Executive Officer Dato Azmii bin Ariffin, the setting up of childcare centres at the workplace is consistent with the general principles of corporate responsibility found in various national agenda frameworks including Vision 2020, the Ninth Malaysian Plan and the 2010 National Budget.

Today the ideals of individual freedom and responsibility find steadfast advocates in the Centre for Policy Studies.

"It must answer questions about living without God, face issues concerning forces beyond our control as well as our own responsibility, find a satisfying way of thinking about what we may know and what we cannot know, affirm a secular basis for morality, point to ways of coming to terms with death and explore what hope might mean today".

Indeed Cane states: "historic responsibility finds its role and meaning only in responding to nonfulfillment of prospective responsibilities" (2002, p. 35).

In spite of his ministerial responsibilities Bunyan found time to publish a large number of doctrinal and controversial works in the last 10 years of his life.