Sentence examples for responsibility beyond that from inspiring English sources

"I have an important responsibility, beyond that, an ethical obligation to say nothing bad about the mother, nothing bad about anybody to Michelle, Gabriel Malakovv said.

The question as to whether corporations have responsibility beyond that of their stakeholders has long been debated, but with pressing issues of climate change, natural resource degradation and social inequality facing every country and even, every business, corporate social responsibility (CSR) is edging to the top of everyone's agenda.

The qualities of courage, love, respect for the individual and responsibility beyond self that have been illustrated in New York since the tragedy are essentials for decision making.

But that doesn't mean we shouldn't also feel a moral responsibility that goes beyond that.

The Arkansas Supreme Court itself has ruled, in another disbarment hearing, that "lawyers holding public office assume legal responsibilities going beyond that of other citizens".

Marquis BL et al. (2006) also emphasized that nurse managers' responsibilities are beyond that expected from other nurses during an ethical situation [ 10].

Public discourse related to the support of our veterans and military families must be broadened to include how and why supporting our returning veterans with jobs, health care, education and community is a duty and responsibility that goes far beyond repaying a debt.

By contrast, the Division III campuses of the University of Wisconsin have training rooms to treat minor athletic injuries; anything beyond that is the responsibility of athletes and their families.

As the third edition of On Being a Scientist, the National Academies' introduction to responsible conduct of research, notes, The standards of science extend beyond responsibilities that are internal to the scientific community.

(National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, and Institute of Medicine, 2009, p. 48) The standards of science extend beyond responsibilities that are internal to the scientific community.

It spreads beyond that.