Sentence examples for responsibilities we would from inspiring English sources

"When we were quite young our parents made sure that we understood the responsibilities we would face," recalled Ruth S. Holmberg, the second of the four children.

But besides our moral responsibility, we would also have a smart national security rationale to not only offer reparations to those detainees, but offer them paying jobs in their home countries.

"Anyone who wants to undermine Ofsted – and you hear those voices from time to time, how it should be got rid of or its importance reduced – but without Ofsted going in schools and checking on British values, without Ofsted going to local authorities and ensuring they are taking their responsibilities seriously, we would be in a much worse position".

It's not impossible to imagine a bargain in which conservatives agree to pay for comprehensive institutions like Impact or for after-school activities and liberals agree to embrace the language of personal responsibility, but we would still be asking ghetto children to thrive in an incredibly adverse environment.

Some Americans would never subscribe to this argument or historical perspective, for it places on our shoulders far more responsibility than we would like for the deaths of thousands, and challenges our morality.

Perhaps these artists were freed from their creative responsibilities, but we'd like to think they left us with enduring, inscrutable works that will keep us guessing for years to come.

"The separation and differences of present responsibilities means that we would still require the same people focused on delivery.

Those who think everything is a matter of personal responsibility -- that we would all be thin and healthy if we weren't lazy gluttons -- consider me a member of the nanny-state food police.

In the plays, most of the characters inherited power and responsibility at an age we would consider frighteningly young.

"James Murdoch's exercise of responsibility was less than we would expect to see exhibited by a competent chief executive officer," the regulator concluded of this episode.

Just because the system as it stands completely precludes the clean assignment of objective responsibility does not mean we would not live in a better - and a truly different - world were we to do so.