Sentence examples for responsibilities that means from inspiring English sources

10.47am GMT Carney says, given that the bank is being given extra responsibilities, that means he will have to reconfirm or adjust vision for the institution.

So when you give yourself one hour to watch Netflix before you have to get back to your responsibilities, that means you have about enough time to watch one and a half episodes of a forty minute show... Seriously, who watches half of a show on Netflix?

The classrooms of the local comprehensive, bursting at the seams as a result of its growing reputation for excellence, are all familiar to me; so too is the sense of community and responsibility that means that people look out for each other and check in on elderly neighbours, and the many small acts of kindness that make a big impact.

547 490) whom Confucius criticized for becoming angry with an underling determined to fulfil his official responsibilities even when that meant disobeying a direct order from his ruler.

They're focused on fiduciary responsibility, and in their minds that means making sure the money makes more money -- not ensuring that investment has a positive impact on the community.

Istrate said he expected this response, though, and takes full responsibility – whatever that means.

But whether she wants it or not, fame comes with a big responsibility, and that means you are under great scrutiny.

To Harry S. Truman that meant accepting responsibility for making tough decisions, including firing Gen. Douglas MacArthur.

Gradually, I began to realize that meeting my family responsibilities meant that I was struggling to give a top-level performance at work.

The only way to solve this problem is by a united European response and that means sharing responsibility for appalling suffering," he said.

Caring responsibilities meant that Lyndsay Briggs didn't think of studying as an option, until she found an online course that suited her.