Sentence examples for responsibilities to undertake from inspiring English sources

"In the case of losing a loved one, such as a family member, there are often legal and financial responsibilities to undertake," she says.

"First, that they would give a foreign young fellow the responsibility to undertake such a thing — the most exciting and the most difficult project you could imagine".

The regulator has a responsibility to undertake a continuous assessment of individuals' suitability for their roles in the City, but is not conducting a new investigation into their current roles.

With recycling, Mori concluded that it was becoming an act of "totem behaviour" and that "individuals use recycling as a means of discharging their responsibility to undertake wider changes in lifestyle".

A draft says that authors have a responsibility to "undertake reasonable efforts to make data and materials integral to a publication available in a manner that enables replication and further science".

"The international community has a responsibility to undertake concerted efforts to prevent further escalation of the crisis," Guterres warned.

There also is the requirement for implementation of regulations regarding the additional radiographer's responsibility to undertake mammographic image interpretation.

Contextual factors included clinical workload and opportunity pressure i.e., the pressure and responsibility to undertake teaching.

Ultimately, it is the surgeon's responsibility to undertake surgery for genital ambiguity if considered necessary, to restore function and achieve an acceptable cosmetic outcome.

Lastly, although Colombian PTs may believe EBP is important, they may not feel it istheir responsibility to undertake all its steps.

They believed that because of this they had a heavy responsibility to undertake safety checks themselves, although these were not recognised or remunerated.