Sentence examples for responsibility both from inspiring English sources

I am going to take full responsibility, both moral and legal," Mr. Lee said.

"We have a responsibility, both as citizens and ethical broadcasters, to ask these questions," he says.

You have a responsibility both to yourself and to your subjects to remember them.

It requires him to take responsibility both for his wrongdoing and his future.

GCHQ staff have a moral responsibility, both corporate and individual, for the use to which that power is put".

"I have a responsibility both as a board member and an elected official to point this out".

By which Harcus meant that it was Walker's responsibility both to illustrate history and to protect us from it.

This season, Sanchez has taken on more responsibility, both in the Jets' offense and in his off-field pursuits.

Ultimately, African countries bear primary responsibility both for the continent's problems and for its eventual and, yes, inevitable renaissance.

Such adaptability spells resilience, and "good farming" is culturally embedded as a civic responsibility, both in the ethnographic present and in the older, elite agronomic writings.

Community leaders and groups have great responsibility both in denouncing violent extremism and teaching unity in diversity, mutual respect instead of hatred.