Sentence examples for responsibilities to combine from inspiring English sources

Salaries are low and can force even public servants and doctors with high responsibilities to combine their job with other functions.

We now have the great responsibility to combine the clear technical agenda we have with the leadership and influence of those gathered to ensure that malnutrition ends in India.

The committee rejected arguments that Ms Miller's parents had financially benefited from the arrangement: "There can be no criticism of [Ms Miller] in relation to her personal, caring responsibilities and her desire to combine these with the role of an elected representative".

"There can be no criticism of [Mrs Miller] in relation to her personal, caring responsibilities and her desire to combine these with the role of an elected representative," it said.

The intention to develop a modern policy of informal care including caregiver support services and respite care to enable informal caregivers to combine caregiving responsibilities with gainful employment and other responsibilities [ 3, 10, 11] may be a step toward formal recognition of the vital roles informal caregivers play.

This burden is expressed in thoughts (e.g. 'the situation of my.... is constantly on my mind') as well as in his/her interaction with the social environment (e.g. 'it's not easy to combine the responsibility for my... with the responsibility for my work/family').

However organised you are, it is hard to combine family responsibilities with the ultra-long working hours and the "anytime, anywhere" culture of senior corporate jobs.

A princess who rarely leaves Japan and a promise to combine fiscal responsibility with a passionate welcome also helped Tokyo win after two previous consecutive bid failures.

From the 1970s to 1990s, many Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) solicited companies to combine environmental responsibility with their normal business operation.

We all can work together on this project to combine future ethical responsibilities with economic success".

Sacks said he was honoured by the appointment because it would allow him to combine his rabbinical responsibilities with the opportunities that membership of the House of Lords provided.