Sentence examples for responsibilities material from inspiring English sources
Then they commandeered the necessary materials and a marker pen to create bright placards bearing slogans about Sir Philip and his tax responsibilities – material too libellous to repeat here.
The report isn't meant to tease iPhone production details, of course; it's actually supposed to depict working conditions at the factory, and suggests that Apple isn't keeping up with the promises it makes in its Supplier Responsibility materials on its site and in its regular reports on the subject.
These sites are protected by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which immunizes them from legal responsibility for material posted by their users.
And the owners and operators of the Web sites are in most cases protected by federal law, which largely absolves them of responsibility for material posted by third parties.
Divide responsibilities for materials distribution, media support, and event planning.
The production manager's responsibility for materials includes the management of flow processes both physical (raw materials) and information (paperwork).
Thus, the polluter-pays-principle from environmental policy and international law needs to be converted into a more general and binding responsibility for materials along their value chains and within regional environmental boundaries.
Secretary of State Colin Powell characterized Iraq's failure to meet its reporting responsibilities as another "material breach" of Security Council resolutions.
The camping life contributes to the fun and the sense of freedom because when camping, you are closer to nature and you don't have the material responsibilities of being in a solid building.
In the context of the middle-class one-child transnational family, children had very limited material responsibilities towards parents, and future care expectations were unclear.
1) The progress of the EU, after the Second World War, started under the preconditions that the UK, the US, France and other countries occupied and completely transformed Germany and that Germany assumed all the moral and material responsibilities of the war.
