Sentence examples for responsibility both in from inspiring English sources

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

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

Together, they took the concept of volunteering to new heights, and much of the current thinking in citizenship and social responsibility, both in Britain and internationally, stems from their work.

ISPs must take more responsibility, both in providing internet safety education and appropriate filters, she said.

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.

At the opening of the assembly, Deacon, who is also superior general of the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi in St .Francis, Wis., added: "We are women of the church called on to expand perspectives to create a new reality which recognizes women's identity, ability, mission and responsibility, both in the church and beyond".

One area where there is more agreement in terms of the relative ordering of business responsibilities both in the survey results and in the literature is in the ranking of philanthropy as the least important.

The Fed has responsibilities both in regulation and macroeconomic management.

"It gives us great responsibilities both in France and in Europe".

Of course these assigned tasks are not set in stone, but there should be a mutual agreement about which responsibilities, both in and out of the home, each individual is going to take care of.

An examiner thus has a significant responsibility both to the public in general, on the one hand, and to patent applicants on the other.