Sentence examples for responsibility imposed from inspiring English sources

They tell us, with the reductionism of hindsight, that this inheritance was "a burdensome responsibility imposed on Brahms by the musical intelligentsia of his day".

It should be seen as we really do feel it — less as a responsibility imposed than as a great gift delivered up to us".

The forces that will shape history are not easily discerned in the living moment, but as you watch "The Laramie Project Cycle" you cannot help being moved by how the people of this small Wyoming town have for the most part risen nobly to the responsibility imposed upon them by their proximity to the crime.

Talking to Politico last month, Khosrowshahi — the Uber outsider tasked last summer with cleaning up its problematic legacy under founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick — said technology companies need to take greater responsibility or prepare to have responsibility imposed upon them by more regulation.

Honestly.' Nurse 2 'Many times, I feel that the doctor could as well have conducted the patient consultation on his own.' (Nurses, Hospital A) More specifically, the nurses did not feel that sitting in on the patient consultations was professionally meaningful but rather an additional responsibility imposed externally by the project.

Although "corporate social responsibility" imposes enormous costs on shareholders and society at large, many business executives fear taking on its proponents.

Convinced that women were responsible for morally perfecting men and children, Beecher never asked herself why God had burdened women rather than men with this responsibility, imposing on women the task of specializing in the virtue of self-denying benevolence.

John Ashcroft finds in the responsibilities imposed by Sept. 11 "an elixir of sorts".

Are they simply less ambitious, less excited by the idea of limitless (albeit first-class) travel, late nights and the onerous responsibilities imposed by mounting regulation?

Under the direction of Pius IX the papacy abandoned the political preoccupations and responsibilities imposed by the temporal power it once possessed and concentrated on spiritual and religious issues.

Federal financial regulators, struggling for months with budgets unequipped to handle new responsibilities imposed by the Dodd-Frank Act, will be forced to go an additional 10 weeks without a financing increase.