Sentence examples for responsibility began from inspiring English sources

Their union seemed to go smoothly for years before his sense of responsibility began to change, he said.

But as the South's economy grew in recent decades, it also began to seem like a slight to national pride, and efforts to reclaim command responsibility began.

Carroll (2015, p.89) comments on this development, saying that during the "90s the notion of the strategic, bottom line, relevance of social responsibility began to be framed as whether a 'business case' for CSR could be made.

But in England, at least, contract law evolved to emphasize individual responsibility for agreements and, more important, the idea of that responsibility began to take hold among businessmen more generally.

The debates about collective responsibility began at least six decades ago and by now constitute a distinct field of research in moral, political, and legal philosophy (cf. the entry on collective responsibility).

In stark contrast, I understand clearly that today's surplus is not government's money, it is the people's money... Responsibility begins with leaders who behave responsibly.

His responsibility begins at home.

Where does parental responsibility end and state responsibility begin?

But where does victimhood end and personal responsibility begin?

Our responsibility begins with the power to imagine.

"For companies, where does this responsibility begin?" he asked.