Sentence examples for responsibility of exercising from inspiring English sources

A day at day care, owners say, relieves them of the responsibility of exercising their animals.

Thus, it is illegal for a decision-maker to abdicate its responsibility of exercising power by taking orders from other bodies.

It is relied upon by those who prefer the comforting certainties of pseudo-science to the responsibility of exercising judgement and weighing the evidence in a particular case".

But it singles out Lord Martin, who "should have been asking the right questions and... should have taken more responsibility for exercising the authority of his high office".

No leader in history had ever faced such a challenge of determining how to use such a revolutionary means of exercising responsibility.

I take Bennett's point to be that inspirational teachers are often flawed human beings and that boys of that age are capable of exercising responsibility: indeed he once said in an interview: "Hector is the child, not them".

A few prescient lawmakers have for years demanded that Congress do a better job of exercising its responsibilities, but have gotten nowhere.

More connectivity does not absolve us of the responsibility to exercise good judgment in the present and in the future.

Essentially, the court accepted the government's argument that these mechanisms did not constitute the creation of an open-ended "transfer union" that would in effect strip the Bundestag of its core responsibility to exercise control over the budget.

Obviously, none of these offensive problems eliminate Cutler's responsibility to exercise better judgment.

"This is a man who knows from the ground up – and from the top down – the meaning of responsibility in exercising leadership in our democracy," Mr. Romney said in a statement.