The phrase you provided is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you could use "responsibility to", without "in front of", like in the sentence: I have a responsibility to make sure everyone in the group is safe.
"I understand that they have a political responsibility in front of voters, but I think they are doing it wrong".
We've been asking the players to take more responsibility in front of goal and we had that tonight, although we didn't work the keeper enough.
"It makes you smile looking out at the dogs," said Jessica Lewinson, a sophomore who practiced a presentation on corporate responsibility in front of Teddy and Ellie.
He spoke of his "historic responsibility" in front of a panel of Egyptians representing what was intended to be full spectrum of Egyptian life, including the Coptic pope, the country's most senior Muslim cleric, and leading secular politician Mohamed ElBaradei.
What was so inspiring was his responsibility in front of the score, and how he brought everything in his life and his art to those notes in front of him: King Lear, bolognese, love.
"We don't interfere in anyone's affairs, [but] any state which resorts to unwise acts must bear the responsibility in front of the other countries in the region".Bark against the arcThe Saudi intent to thwart Iran's regional ambitions is clearest in Lebanon.
Citizens of Afghanistan, men and women, have equal rights and responsibilities in front of the law".
To have that responsibility, dancing in front of the band and having the support of the whole of the school, that was amazing.
Let's hope, then, that teams step up to the historic responsibility they have in front of them.
"I want them all to share the responsibility of playing in front of our fans, home and away, and trying to do as good as some of the heroes they had 40 years ago.
And the films have asked me the question: am I willing to live up to the responsibilities they put in front of me?
