Sentence examples for responsibility members of from inspiring English sources

Absolving from responsibility members of a culture for the wrongdoings that take place in the context of their culture misunderstands the tight connection between culture and agency, and denies the humanity of those who are rationally unimpaired and commit wrongdoing, even when they are influenced by cultural norms (306).

Contrary to your editorial, it is the civic responsibility of members of the Democratic Party to review the "résumés" of the candidates very carefully, so that they select one who truly reflects their values and concerns.

"One conclusion that it leads me to is the special responsibility that members of Congress have to take a look at this, particularly those members of Congress who endorsed Mr Trump in the election.

"Most of the participants in today's protests displayed a high level of commitment to the principles of freedom of expression, integrity and responsibility as members of the community.

Despite their responsibility, most members of the PC staff did not even know the volcano.

The literature reveals a variety of feminist views on the responsibility of members of the dominant group for the oppression of members of subordinate groups.

Don't you think it's our responsibility as members of society to back each other up however we can?

It is our responsibility as members of this community to stand together and raise awareness in honor of Islan Nettles.

Feeling a responsibility to members of the viewing public who have the disorder, the actress researched it extensively, assisted by Mersey Television.

One year ago this week, we kicked off a national conversation on fatherhood and personal responsibility, and members of our administration fanned out all across the country to hear from fathers and families about the challenges that they face.

Thus, the American Association for the Advancement of Science AAASS) emphasizes the "added responsibility of members of the scientific community, individually and through their formal organizations, to speak out" whenever public health or safety is at risk [ 34, 36, 37, 51].