Sentence examples for responsibilities the phrase from inspiring English sources

The phrase "US delete" leaps out at the reader, so consistently does it appear - often in company with Canada - particularly on anything relating to "common but differentiated responsibilities", the phrase that basically means rich and poor countries both have an interest in solving something but have different roles to play.

But of all the two-word assemblages I dodge, the least rational is "have got," as in, "I have got a lot of housework to do" or "You have got a lot of responsibilities". The verb phrase is as common as sunshine and as American as apple pie (except, of course, in Great Britain, where it's as common as cloud cover and as English as organ-meat pie).

With great data comes great responsibility, so the phrase should go, but God View is far from being locked down and only available to the upper echelons of Uber's management.

I like that we've landed on the phrase "social responsibility".

"We use the phrase 'collective responsibility,' but in fact this is a case of collective irresponsibility," he added.

I like that we've landed on the phrase "social responsibility". It seems like possibly the core of our concerns.

He used the phrase "moral responsibility" to justify punishing the Syrian regime for using chemical weapons against civilians.

In the case of terrorists, I suspect the phrase "take responsibility for" is actually a journalists' invention, and people like Weiner picked it up from the media, rather than his heartfelt intentions.

But he noted that the use of the phrase "moral responsibility" was the same language that the UN secretary general used during his trip to Haiti in July 2014, and appeared to be calculated to address the concerns of UN lawyers more than those of the people of Haiti.

When President Obama gave his speech on healthcare, he spoke as though the phrase personal responsibility did not exist.

While the phrase "fiscal responsibility" was referenced in some form on each council member's list, Councilman David Gordon was the only one to specify ending the city's employee merit bonus program.