Sentence examples for responsibility out of from inspiring English sources

"It takes our sense of responsibility out of the picture.

It took income inequality and corporate responsibility out of the shadows and into the streets.

We've taken the responsibility out of the hands of the athletes".

Local business leaders, he said, are "taking the responsibility out of themselves and trying to put it on someone else.

Out of one side of her mouth she prates about taking individual responsibility; out of the other she promises the panacea of divine understanding and forgiveness.

"One of the main lessons I have learned is you never know what you are capable of until you are forced to step up and take responsibility out of your comfort zone," she said.

The objective was to determine if there is a relationship between patients' financial responsibility (out-of-pocket expenses) and placement of long-acting, reversible contraceptive (LARC) methods among girls and women living in Appalachia who expressed interest in LARC device placement.

In addition to work-productivity costs, other significant indirect costs were incurred by the caregivers (eg, costs of travel for executing caregiving responsibilities, out-of-pocket expenditures for the stroke survivor's health care or rehabilitation costs).

But he does want GPs to take more responsibility for out-of-hours care.

He also got a lot of stick from GPs for having the temerity to ask for the return of the responsibility of out-of-hours service to GPs.

Jeremy Hunt, the Health Secretary, controversially blamed this on GPs giving up responsibility for out-of-hours care in contract renegotiations in 2004 – an accusation they strongly denied.