Sentence examples for responsibilities in response from inspiring English sources

The unnamed source is quoted as saying that the use of chemical weapons is unacceptable and that France will "not shirk its responsibilities" in response to the attack.

And a European Commission spokesman warned that more staffing cuts would leave the Commission unable to do its job, as EU institutions integrated further and took on new responsibilities in response to the debt crisis.

The canvassing board of the county has the responsibility in response to a request from a candidate or a political party to conduct a manual recount which is this test.

Jonas says that we must create a new ethics of responsibility in response.

As someone who has studied the science of emotion my entire adult life, I took heart when my longtime friend the Dalai Lama issued a plea for the universal education of compassion, kindness, respect and responsibility in response to the onslaught of tragedy we face.

The tendency for health professionals to compartmentalise their role and impose limits on their clinical responsibilities, sometimes in response to perceived pressures on their time and/or inadequate resources, has been reported elsewhere [ 18].

Furthermore, the job classifications – based on those used to develop the CDC-adopted emergency preparedness competencies[ 15] – do not necessarily map neatly onto functional responsibilities in disaster response.

SOD-1 is localized in the cytosol, SOD-2 in mitochondria, and SOD-3 is extracellular, and in addition to their unique subcellular localization, all three isoforms have major and distinctive responsibilities in the response process of vascular cells to both acute and chronic oxidative stress [ 29].

Subsequently, the NFL and individual teams doubled down on corporate social responsibility programs in response to criticism related to everything from massive tax-breaks for stadiums to players charged with domestic abuse.

"Subway failed every test of corporate responsibility in its response to each of these complaints".

Ambiguity responsibility in emergency response is still a prominent issue that hinders the further improvement on the preparedness competency for PHIs' in China.