Sentence examples for responsibility money from inspiring English sources

For the boy in ragged trousers, who had to struggle right up to the time De Wet removed him from the world of financial responsibility, money was dazzling.

Within its modulations and pulses, it achieves the perfect state of grace that is the ambition of every dance record: it obliterates the tyranny of the clock – the everyday world of work, responsibility, money – and creates its own time, a moment of pleasure, ecstasy and motion that seems infinitely expandable, if not eternal.

Pets require time, responsibility, money, work, and some other prospects.

Bring up responsibility, money saving, and being able to take care of something.

They've been raised to expect more challenges, more responsibility, more money.

One of the biggest challenges for business is that taking responsibility costs money.

Simon Birkett, the director of Clean Air for London, said: "Defra is passing all responsibility, without money or new powers, to local authorities.

"The outcomes and findings in these cases provide a clear signal to operators of the need to learn the lessons from these for social responsibility and money laundering controls, or risk facing tougher sanctions".

Because of the time those fights consumed — and the eagerness of lawmakers to avoid tough votes in a charged partisan atmosphere — the Congressional spending and budget process completely collapsed this year for the first time in a quarter-century and Congress did not fulfill its most basic responsibility, allocating money to federal agencies.

Analysis The new commitment is the one-year rail fare freeze, a step further than a cap, matching a similar Conservative pledge last week but with the addition of the words "fully funded" as the party stresses its fiscal responsibility: the money will come from delaying two roadbuilding schemes.

Responsibilities and money were devolved without regard to the shortage of qualified managers in local governments and the lack of auditing and controls over their spending.