Sentence examples for responsibilities if it from inspiring English sources
Ward warned that the unions would announce an escalation of strike action this week and that the government would be 'abrogating its responsibilities if it cannot get Leighton to negotiate'.
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark joined the critic chorus Friday, suggesting the federal government hand over its oil spill responsibilities if it's not going to deliver "world-leading" marine oil spill response, prevention, and recovery.
"The agency can't fulfill those legal responsibilities if it doesn't have control over the server," Mr. Leonard said.
If the CEO is in charge, he may well be distracted by too many other responsibilities; if it is the head of HR, he may lack the institutional heft to get much done.Herding catsNor, indeed, is there a consensus on the best way to manage talent.
Students were more likely to take on responsibilities if it were an out-of-class task such as deciding what to learn outside the class.
David Lidington, the Europe minister, defended the leaflet in the House of Commons by claiming the government would be "abrogating its responsibility" if it neglected to make its case to citizens.
A school is failing to fulfil its full responsibility if it seeks only to be a factory churning out children who can pass exams but are unable to think critically for themselves.
Arnaud Montebourg, the left-wing industry minister who once threatened to nationalise Arcelor-Mittal, recently criticised his own government's policy, arguing that "fiscal responsibility, if it kills growth, is not responsible".At a European level, Mr Montebourg has a point.
"They don't take responsibility if it bites -- like 'it's my car, but not if it's broken.' This is not normal.
"I didn't come up w/the concept, but I'm very sorry & take full responsibility if it has offended anyone," she wrote.
Yet Ms Merkel knows that crisis management is ultimately her responsibility; if it is seen to fail she is likely to as well.In some ways, her task is more difficult than Mr Obama's or Mr Sarkozy's.
