Sentence examples for responsibilities of doing from inspiring English sources

He frames them incisively, ruefully, and nostalgically, as he aims lightheartedly at a darker purpose: connecting love and power, he suggests the virtue of exerting principled authority, whether in business, in politics, or in art — and shows the risks that come with the pleasures and responsibilities of doing so.

It is not legally required to notify residents about filming, but has assumed the responsibility of doing so -- inconsistently, residents say.

"At 24, I had my own theatre in the West End with the responsibility of doing a play every five weeks".

Branislav Ivanovic, who will shoulder some of the responsibility of doing just that, sees this as "a key game for this generation, one of the most important games for all of us.

"Whenever my dad would paint our house, I was always given the responsibility of doing the trim, around the windows and doors, and where the wall met the ceiling," he said.

He has taken wickets at an unprecedented rate, while those detailed to take on the responsibility of doing much of the donkey work, Matthew Hoggard and Ashley Giles, have excelled.

Ms. Martinez, who uses the Spanish pronunciation of her first name —soo-SAH-nah, as opposed to soo-ZAN-uh — said that she embraced "the responsibility of doing this right" as a role model for young girls who may follow in her footsteps.

"If they will not organise these all-party talks that they promised three weeks ago, then the British government must take the responsibility of doing so".

Last but not least, quality democracy requires citizens, organisations and political parties to participate and compete to obtain elective offices which entrust them, not only with the power to hold office and take decisions, but also the responsibility of doing so.

What it means, on this theory, for me to have the right to education is for me to have the option of enforcing the duty of some other person or persons to provide me with an education, or to discharge them from the responsibility of doing so.

"But because there are so few representations of disability on television you can't help but feel a responsibility of doing it in an informed and intelligent way".