Sentence examples for responsibility behind from inspiring English sources

With that responsibility behind him, Mr. Blakely says he is settling in here.

The largest single party, the Democratic Unionists, have been uncharacteristically muted, to say the least, in their response to Paul Quinn's murder, calling for no one to draw any rash conclusions but to wait instead to see whether there is evidence of "corporate" IRA responsibility: behind which phrase's Blairite banality lies a volte-face to rival Orwell's "four legs good, two legs better".

Embarking on a six-month or year-long adventure often can mean taking a leap of faith and leaving key responsibilities behind, like arranging for an extended leave of absence or resigning from a job.

But those 20 municipal officers, & those defense officials, who would seem to have their responsibilities behind them.

For now though, he and his students will be flying above the Hudson, leaving stress and responsibilities behind, if only briefly.

After so many years of depending on others, she could leave her responsibilities behind and become another person for a while — and she could earn enough money to fulfill those same responsibilities.

When the team's coach, Bob Johnson, became ill during the 1991 92 season, Bowman assumed the responsibilities behind the bench, and the Penguins repeated as Stanley Cup champions in 1992.

Iran can no longer hide its evasions of its NPT responsibilities behind the "haves versus have-nots" red herring – the claim that nuclear states should disarm before legitimate questions about Iran's nuclear programme are answered.

The recent rise in bond yields may spur an increase in buy-out activity since it will make deals look more affordable.A buy-out may allow a company to put its pension responsibilities behind it but what happens to the 20,000 members of EMI's scheme should the insurance company go bust?

But exclusive breastfeeding is difficult to achieve if the mother has to leave her infant and parental responsibilities behind and return to work before six months.

"Exclusive breastfeeding is difficult to achieve if the mother has to leave her infant and parental responsibilities behind and return to work before six months," said Lotta Sylwander, UNICEF Representative in Viet Nam.