Sentence examples for responsibilities from which from inspiring English sources

It is also to accept, implicitly, the premises of supersessionism -- the belief that Judaism is a prideful religion of absurd laws and onerous responsibilities from which Jesus Christ was sent to rescue us.

It was impossible not to feel distressed at the spectacle of residents dispersed unhappily to the four winds, however much of a hole the home was, a responsibility from which Robinson disassociated himself.

Savage cuts in important public services undermine what had emerged as a social commitment in Europe by the 1940s, and which led to the birth of the welfare state and the national health services, setting a great example of public responsibility from which the entire world would learn.

This first principle, Grisez says, contains implicitly within it various "modes of responsibility" from which particular moral rules can be derived.

Public space in America has traditionally been a place of civic engagement and shared citizen responsibility unlike public space in less-developed countries, a no-man's-land for which no one takes responsibility and from which everyone with the money to do so retreats into private, guarded enclaves.

But let us also praise Ken Morrison, who developed a business model of taking responsibility for supply from which other retailers could learn.

His view unfolds in terms of responsibility for actions from which agents are nevertheless alienated.

The track operator admitted it was criminally guilty under the Safety at Work Act for faulty points on the tracks, the responsibility for which it inherited from its predecessor, the privatised company Railtrack.

A dishonest company is nothing new; a company that takes no responsibility for the community from which they have drawn a loyal workforce that made their profits for them is sadly a global tale but where is the rescue team?

The latter two are the sole remaining non-industry non-governmental members of the controversial responsibility deal alcohol network, from which all other public health interests have resigned.

Charities who have received alcohol industry funding are the only remaining non-industry non-governmental members of the controversial responsibility deal alcohol network, from which all other public health interests have resigned.