Sentence examples for responsibility order from inspiring English sources
Karen Reed from the Guernsey Family Placement Service said: "If a gay couple, lesbian couple or unmarried heterosexual couple want to go through the adoption process, one of them can adopt and the other can be given a parental responsibility order.
Parents who resisted the teams' efforts to supervise offending children would be forced to comply through new "parental responsibility orders".
We have challenged authority: a lawyer who said it would be difficult to get equal responsibility; a judge deciding whether we could have parental rights; not being allowed both parents' names on the birth certificate (there was only one space for mother); and being told I must adopt our child if I wanted them for life, because parental responsibility orders end when a child is 18.
In 1991 Carroll illustrated these four responsibilities in a pyramid, which ranks business responsibilities in order of relative importance, with economic responsibilities assumed as primary, followed by legal, ethical and finally philanthropic responsibilities.
(Except maybe for the bit about social values, responsibility and order).
He is also under increasing pressure to suspend collective government responsibility in order to allow ministers to campaign to leave.
I believe I have a responsibility to order not the dishes that sound the most appealing to me (if only I could), but the ones that don't.
"I was sad because my understanding was that this agency had the responsibility to order bosses to pay what they owe".
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.
It was government's responsibility to order the Manganos to leave, "a decision that calls on the government to say, 'Mabel, you've got to go.' And nobody said that".
