The part of the sentence "responsibilities imposed on" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to express that certain tasks or duties are required of someone. For example: "John was given a promotion, which came with increased responsibilities imposed on him."
Her husband, a 55-year-old doctor, says it has nothing to do with sex, but with the ability to let go of the burden of some of the responsibilities imposed on men.
Consequently, from the basis of Carroll's (1991) conceptualisation, CSR has been defined by Maignan et al. (1999, p. 459) as "the extent to which businesses meet the economic, legal, ethical and discretionary responsibilities imposed on them by their stakeholders".
Online defamation gets most of the media coverage, flowing from the ill-conceived Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which gives far too much license to blogs and social media - without the responsibilities imposed on mainstream media.
However, with regard to the high predictive power of 'midwife's encouragement' in the reinforcing construct, it might be argued that the numerous and irrelevant responsibilities imposed on midwives has caused their lack of interest in performing skin-to-skin contact.
They tell us, with the reductionism of hindsight, that this inheritance was "a burdensome responsibility imposed on Brahms by the musical intelligentsia of his day".
Convinced that women were responsible for morally perfecting men and children, Beecher never asked herself why God had burdened women rather than men with this responsibility, imposing on women the task of specializing in the virtue of self-denying benevolence.
And as much as I griped and chafed about the restrictions that car-pooling responsibilities often imposed on my working day, I know how much I will miss the routine, and the privileged glimpse it gave me into my children's lives.
It's not like we just say, 'Here's your ride, have a good summer.' The proposed legislation doesn't change the strict responsibility already imposed on us.
A growing number of large food and beverage companies in the United States are assuming the costs of recycling their packaging after consumers are finished with it, a responsibility long imposed on packaged goods companies in Europe and more recently in parts of Asia, Latin America and Canada.
Page A16 Business PICKING UP USED PACKAGING AND THE COST TO RECYCLE IT A growing number of large food and beverage companies in the United States are assuming the costs of recycling their packaging after consumers are finished with it, a responsibility long imposed on packaged goods companies in Europe and more recently in parts of Asia, Latin America and Canada.
With a kid would come the added responsibility of imposing on him or her a cultural reference point.
