Sentence examples for responsibilities to which from inspiring English sources

"We will not delay in fulfilling our responsibility to afford every eligible couple, whether same-sex or opposite-sex, the full rights and responsibilities to which they are entitled," Holder said.

 A lack of agreed clear process and formal responsibilities to which the agencies could be held accountable has put significantly more responsibility on the individuals involved – and their relationships across agencies – to make it work.

This, said the tribunal, was evidence of a dwindling respect for the doctrine of collective cabinet responsibility, to which confidentiality is said by the government to be so crucial.

In a cartoon about indigenous parental neglect, Leak depicts a police officer telling an Aboriginal man holding a beer can to talk to his son about personal responsibility, to which he replies "Yeah righto.

Wangan and Jagalingou traditional owners family council spokesman Adrian Burragubba said they were "deeply heartened" that NAB "acted with moral authority and in accordance with the principles of corporate social responsibility to which it is signatory".

We also remember and celebrate the journalism that Walter practiced -- a standard of honesty and integrity and responsibility to which so many of you have committed your careers.

It is my sincere hope that all of these incredibly sad situations will be a reminder to all religious leaders and public figures of the high standard and responsibility to which we've been called.

Condemning police violence — or, minimally, citing it properly as a political strategy rather than a bizarrely frequent accident requires an assumption of responsibility to which Americans have largely not conceded.

That might not seem fair on its face, but these are the perils of office and responsibility -- the office that Pelosi currently holds, responsibilities Pelosi to which Pelosi must currently answer.

The Bloomberg administration plans to turn over the Samaritans' responsibilities to LifeNet, which has a $2.3 million-a-year contract with the city.

He did not recommend that they be killed, but he did say that Christians had no moral responsibilities to them, which amounts to much the same thing.