Sentence examples for responsibility in order to from inspiring English sources

Depending upon the profession, and business aim, the responsibilities within the International Pyramid could be easily arranged to suit the needs of different countries worldwide, because regardless of the ranking, it is necessary to cover all levels of corporate responsibility in order to undertake business in a socially responsible way.

He is also under increasing pressure to suspend collective government responsibility in order to allow ministers to campaign to leave.

Phatarfod said doctors felt unable to reconcile their professional obligations with the constrictions of the Border Force Act and argued the government should not override doctors' responsibility in order to keep the reality of detention hidden from the Australian public.

John McDonnell told Newsnight that Labour will vote for George Osborne's surplus law in the charter for budget responsibility, in order to reassure voters that it takes the deficit seriously.

He adds: "One of the other centre-right parties could make the claim that they're doing a deal with the left to try to save Sweden from the malign influence of the Sweden Democrats, taking responsibility in order to save Sweden from this ghastly scenario".

The England international scored twice in two minutes to take the match out of the Toffees grasp after a Steven Gerrard opener, but when his club and country captain handed over the spot-kick responsibility in order to secure his hat-trick, Sturridge missed the target as he sent the ball over the crossbar instead.

For all those who expect the United Nations to shoulder its responsibilities in order to protect populations, this situation is reprehensible.

Earlier this year, he stepped down as chairman, and severed many of his management responsibilities, in order to spend as much time as possible in the lab.

This way, it would have resources available to it worth around 30% of the eurozone's overall GDP, so that this increased solidarity would not prompt member states to shirk their responsibilities: in order to benefit from the ESM, they would have to continue pursuing structural reform, each in accordance with its specific issues.

[cartoon id= a17449"] Written in a portentous tone and drawing heavily from the literature of tech-business strategy, "An Avalanche Is Coming" cites Richard Florida and Clayton Christensen to propose that schools take advantage of an "unbundling" in their educational responsibilities in order to remain competitive — a popular idea among MOOC supporters.

Written in a portentous tone and drawing heavily from the literature of tech-business strategy, "An Avalanche Is Coming" cites Richard Florida and Clayton Christensen to propose that schools take advantage of an "unbundling" in their educational responsibilities in order to remain competitive — a popular idea among MOOC supporters.