Sentence examples for responsibility driven from inspiring English sources
He makes – or he has until now – films possessed of seriousness and social responsibility, driven by issues: race in Crash, mercy-killing in Million Dollar Baby, the Iraq war in In the Valley of Elah.
For Mr. Andersen, who was born in Chicago in 1943 and moved to Los Angeles with his family at the age of 3, "Los Angeles Plays Itself" is an exercise in both film history and civic responsibility, driven by the feeling that movies have largely betrayed the character of his adopted hometown.
Agribusiness corporations are increasingly committed to social and environmental responsibility, driven in large part by consumer demand.
It then defines the Use Case, Responsibility Driven Analysis and Design methodology (URDAD) which provides a simple, algorithmic design methodology generating a PIM satisfying the specified PIM requirements.
The Catholic Church, which lent its imprimatur to the overpriced tomes and provided the salesmen with their leads, has an unappealing offscreen role; but the onscreen villain is the hectoring sales manager, whose creed of total responsibility drives his staff to depressing self-punishment.
The unlucky ones (with midterms and other responsibilities) drove east across Carson Pass, north to Lake Tahoe, then west - 8 hours or more - to get home.
The most frequently advanced argument suggests that rising public concern about maternal health and responsibilities drove the decline in family size (Ross, 1992; Seccombe, 1990).
That sense of responsibility drives first responders to do brave and heroic things every day.
Similarly Cantillon and MacDermott [ 49] argue that real practice and responsibility drives learning.
As Boston College's Center for Corporate Citizenship reports, corporate social responsibility programs, driven by internal company values and the need to enhance reputation and image, have been associated with increased employee satisfaction, recruitment, and retention.
They include self reliance, personal responsibility, neighbor driven voluntarism, and similar ideas.
