Sentence examples for responsibility cut from inspiring English sources

The banks and cooperative societies, under pressure in an era of reform to show more fiscal responsibility, cut him off.

The digitization of the environment, and its impact on responsibility, cuts across the main line of tension in molecular epigenetics, that between stability and reversibility.

He went on: "You hear a lot about human rights these days, but rights and responsibilities cut both ways.

It's not just manufacturers which have a responsibility to cut down on e-waste – it's something we're responsible for too.

Hedegaard conceded that rich countries had a special responsibility to cut emissions.

The offer to run, say, a mutually owned housing estate or leisure centre, may come with an almost immediate responsibility to cut maintenance spending for several years running.

The trade unions have got a huge responsibility to cut the ties with Labour, because Labour is a party that supports the market economy.

He said food companies had a responsibility to cut down on the amount of sugar in their products and suggested that failure to do so could lead to penalties.

Australia has a special responsibility to cut emissions as the 2016 and earlier bleaching events illustrate that global warming has already had a huge negative effect on the Great Barrier Reef.

Monday's report says that responsibility to cut emissions lies with consumers, who through their purchases influence about 60percentt of Britain's emissions; with companies, which can enable customers to cut emissions by offering greener products; and with the government, which should use tax cuts as an incentive for consumers to cut emissions.

However Mr Hunt's colleague – the life sciences minister George Freeman - became the first member of the government to support a tax on sugary drinks following the election, saying food companies had a responsibility to cut down on the amount of sugar in their products and suggested that failure to do so could lead to penalties.