Sentence examples for responsibility for anyone from inspiring English sources

Maintaining this ideal is a huge responsibility for anyone who becomes mayor.

"I was terrified of growing up and taking responsibility for anyone else.

They don't want to take responsibility for anyone else they kill".

It says that "democracy" means that nobody should care about anybody else, that "democracy" means only personal responsibility, not responsibility for anyone else, and it means no trust.

This is the kind of thing you do when you are on an inward journey, and having responsibility for anyone other than yourself could really put the kibosh on that introspection.

As University of California linguistics professor George Lakoff observed, "[ultra conservatives] believe that Democracy gives them the liberty to seek their own self-interests by exercising personal responsibility, without having responsibility for anyone else or anyone else having responsibility for them".

Q8: all predictors significant at the 99.9% level (p ≤ 0.001) except: gender (p = 0.013), carer responsibilities for anyone in household with long-standing health problem or disability (p = 0.072), contract type (p = 0.526), total hours a practice is open a week (p = 0.011), extended opening hours (p = 0.744).

Q6: all predictors significant at the 99.9% level (p ≤ 0.001) except: carer responsibilities for anyone in household with long-standing health problem or disability (p = 0.988), deprivation (p = 0.053), contract type (p = 0.526), total hours a practice is open a week (p = 0.023), extended opening hours (p = 0.093).

West Bank settlers are isolated from friends in Israel because they are afraid to take responsibility for inviting anyone to visit their settlements for fear they will be shot on the roads.

"I think it would be a complete abdication of responsibility as agents for anyone to suggest that the players as a group shouldn't vote on whatever the final proposal is," said David Falk, a former agent for Michael Jordan and Patrick Ewing.

There were no clear lines of responsibility, no reason for anyone to really care about what they were working on, no reward for success and no punishment for failure (except for layoffs which seem to happen more or less randomly so they don't fall on either the reward or punishment side).