Sentence examples for responsibility exactly from inspiring English sources

"This puts the onus of responsibility exactly where it belongs, which is on people who claim to, and let's hope want to, live authentically Catholic lives, but are going to be told in no uncertain terms, 'You are not doing that,"' said Mr. Weigel, who wrote a biography of the pope and stays in contact with some Vatican officials and bishops.

Once again, this is not your responsibility, exactly, but it will pay dividends if you have someone who is able to stay with you through the night and even during the day when you are having tests or need a lot of assistance with normal day to day activities.

But on the evidence of last week's pledge, a little more extremism in the defense of fiscal responsibility is exactly what the Republican Party needs.

"The central theme of Joachim Gauck's public activity is the idea of freedom in responsibility, and exactly that is what personally connects me to Joachim Gauck, despite our many differences," Mrs. Merkel said late Sunday in deciding to back a candidate whom most Germans had wanted as head of state in 2010 but she had then opposed.

The student learned about the editor's day-to-day responsibilities and exactly what a job interview at that journal would entail.

The law gave the Department of Health and Human Services the responsibility of determining exactly what those benefits should be.

But the "take responsibility" stance is exactly where the food industry would like to keep the collective mindset.

Diffusion of responsibility can cause exactly the kind of delays that have now given us the worst drug safety crisis in history.

After three years Rémi joined as well, and the responsibilities were divided exactly as they remained until the brothers retired.

Far more useful than using such loaded words as "federalism" is to concentrate on a more precise discussion of responsibilities, to decide exactly what should be done by the EU, and what by the members; that is the crucial issue.

Dr. Blork had said that a fungus was growing there, and had admitted that this news was, in fact, bad, and he had looked both awkward and grave as he sat with them, twisting his stethoscope around in his hands and apologizing for the turn of events, though not exactly accepting responsibility for the failures of the treatment.