Sentence examples for responsibilities we can from inspiring English sources

If we can honor the trust they put in us and live up to our responsibilities, we can help more people use technology to do good.

As long as we do not give up on this privilege and meet our responsibilities, we can remain optimistic about the kind of country we will pass on to our children.

With hard work and by taking personal responsibility we can be whatever we want to be.

It's the spirit of citizenship – the recognition that through hard work and responsibility, we can pursue our individual dreams, but still come together as one American family to make sure the next generation can pursue its dreams as well.

We have as much power on our own, and with it comes responsibility, we can speak, we can create, we can organize, and we can build.

By developing our empathetic leadership skills and defining our role with social responsibility, we can improve the contributions that we make to each relationship in a meaningful and transformational way.

Now we accept responsibilities less, we can pick and choose, and the "plenty more fish in the sea" syndrome seemingly giving us shoals of choice.

These are the parental privileges and responsibilities that we can exercise even in difficult times.

Even the family responsibilities that we can plan for sometimes require a balancing act: nearly two-thirds of American women with a 1-year-old child are in the labor force, and approximately 16.8 million adults over 55 years of age provide unpaid care for elderly loved ones.

It is only by linking rights and responsibilities that we can hope to achieve improved health for all the world's inhabitants.

Some, however, saw the change as shifting responsibility for treatment to the lay health worker and patient – and noted that this did not absolve the health system from responsibility: '… we can allow community people to help us take responsibility for our patients although it doesn't absolve or abdicate any responsibility that facility staff might have …' (policy maker 2).