Sentence examples for responsibility for good from inspiring English sources

Or is it a privilege, carrying with it a responsibility for good behavior?

Although no one should abandon human responsibility for good decisions to computerized analytics, they can provide a massive amount of help.

For Mr. Obama, the issue has particular resonance in part because he has sought to turn responsibility for good governance in Africa to African institutions even as he has held many African leaders at a distance.

In a letter to the prime minister expressing his "deep dismay", Salmond accused Westminster of ignoring its responsibility for good communication under the Memorandum of Understanding on Devolution (MOU).

PAGE 20 BOOK REVIEW ASSIGNING RESPONSIBILITY For Good and Bad In "Credit and Blame," the late sociologist Charles Tilly delves into why people are inclined to assign one or the other, depending on their assessment of which needs assigning.

But Hassan Lorgat, head of the South African branch of the global anti-corruption group Transparency International, said the thinking behind the prize is flawed because it puts the emphasis and responsibility for good governance on one person.

Formerly the bailee's responsibility for goods varied with the benefit he derived from the bailment.

Did they not understand their financial responsibility for goods in these suppliers' hands? A. That's one theory.

The suggestion that, post-general election, an overhaul of the act is desirable defies logic, and the idea that we should throw in a vague and ill-defined discourse on responsibilities for good measure is puzzling.

Rodriguez provides a checklist of requirements and responsibilities for good mentoring.

*Lower (no school or some primary school), Middle (some high school), Higher (trade or tertiary qualification) The themes that were identified from the transcripts were organised into: (1) "push" factors, such as conventional health services and their impact on CAM use; (2) "pull" factors such as self-responsibility for good health and sources of information about CAM; and (3) barriers to CAM use.