Sentence examples for responsibility of breaking from inspiring English sources

Due to the fight, Clarence Campbell, president of the NHL, added to the duties of referees; for the first time they had the responsibility of breaking up fights.

Although I applaud #WhyIStayed for offering women the opportunity to amplify these often unspoken narratives, I worry that it places the responsibility of breaking out of the cycle of abuse on the victim at the expense of accenting the real problem: the attitudes that condone gender-based violence.

It is possible, but hard to believe, that Dr. Wiesner is ignorant of what happened during the moratorium and also unaware of President Kennedy's assessment of Soviet responsibility for breaking the moratorium and for the failure of the negotiations.

This brings me to the final responsibility of government: breaking down barriers that stand in the way of your success.

Can I take responsibility for breaking the law of silence?

The responsibility for breaking the cycle of denial does not solely rest with the Muslim community.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice can start by giving a senior member of her staff responsibility for breaking the bureaucratic logjam.

Nelson takes responsibility for breaking the law of contempt: "That was a straight out-and-out mistake". Although he was away and did not proof-read the article he accepts that "every word that goes out is my personal responsibility".

Mr. Bush suggested that the responsibility for breaking the escalating cycle of violence now rested primarily with the Palestinian leadership.

A day after Israel attacked what it said was a terrorist training camp in Syria in retaliation for the suicide bombing in northern Israel on Saturday that killed 19 people plus the bomber, Mr. Bush suggested that the responsibility for breaking the growing cycle of violence now rested primarily with the Palestinian leadership.

The data breach comes three days after the hacker group claimed responsibility for breaking into the system of IRC Federal, a contractor for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.