Sentence examples for responsibilities of all kinds from inspiring English sources

And so, what you find on a day-to-day level, is that people relinquish their responsibilities of all kinds.

He is willing to accept that different moral tests apply in different circumstances, and no one test will decide responsibility in all kinds of cases, regardless of context.

Among all the immediate autobiographical and introspective themes of weed, cars, women, men, consumerism, growing up and responsibility, are all kinds of complex wordplay, and references to Shakespeare and Teutonic myth, but as with everything these are subtly done.

After the Bank of England became independent in 1997, responsibility for the oversight of all kinds of financial institutions from stockmarkets to insurance firms—shifted to a new super-regulator, the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

"I come in peace," he wrote to each, and they received him with well-mannered wariness, as they disavowed knowledge or responsibility of any kind.

A man well into his sixties, his political appeal to the under-25s more than any other age group, who has taken on the worst job in politics after 32 years contentedly avoiding responsibility of any kind.

There is plenty of blame to go around as to what caused it, but much of it could have been prevented, and we do bear responsibility for the high leverage at financial institutions and hedge funds, and we do bear responsibility for securitizing all kinds of junk and selling it all over the world, and there were abuses in short selling.

"But they are supposed to be professionals, so they have a responsibility to handle all kinds of people.

Mr. Amano argued that the agency had a responsibility to scrutinize all kinds of military gear and design work that could lead to evidence of work on nuclear arms, in Iran or any other nonweapons state that signed the nonproliferation treaty.

Lord Turner, his chairman, free of day-to-day responsibility, has blue-skied all kinds of ideas for financial reform, with little regard for how that might affect the hard grind of keeping banks in order.

Because it is an album that features, like Springsteen said, a hard look at the real responsibilities of long-term relationships and all kinds of adult commitments, I do feel like it gives the women featured in its songs more dimensionality than most of the other female characters, often in need of some sort of saving, in many of the Boss's other epic rock songs and ballads.