Sentence examples for responsibility really from inspiring English sources
But should this inherently political responsibility really be delegated a body of unelected "experts"?
As Edward Pinkney asks in his blog for the network, whose responsibility really is student mental health?
He added: "I hadn't earmarked Ben to bowl the last over of the game but he took on the responsibility really well.
A prosecutor, Marc Litt, emphasized that Mr. Vilar had taken money that was not his and "has never accepted responsibility, really, for what he has done".
That may change now that case law is established – but will police forces facing cuts and burdened with ever greater responsibility really want to take on such potentially complex and combustible cases?
However, as no one is yet any the wiser as to who exactly Impact Team, which claimed responsibility, really are – the best guess is that it was a disgruntled Ashley Madison employee – it inevitably promised more than it delivered.
I mean, I was aware that I had this huge investment riding on my shoulders, and that I had a responsibility — a duty, really — to tell people about what I had experienced.
And I take those responsibilities really seriously.
"We want to be sure we're taking our responsibilities really seriously, protecting our users' information and being transparent about it," David Drummond, Google's chief legal officer, said in a rare interview.
The nitty-gritty stuff is about the telly most people watch and the radio most people listen to, and it's in that territory where I see so little evidence of any real grasp of what [the BBC's] responsibilities really are about.
But the expanded responsibilities really just encompass things Ive already had to think about.
