Sentence examples for responsibility to apply from inspiring English sources

It was then Luke Brattan and Matt McKay's responsibility to apply pressure on the outside midfielders Isaias and Carrusca.

Snowden's revelations confront us with the responsibility to apply proper controls and necessary safeguards to that activity.

Those who experience an engaged education understand that they have a responsibility to apply their knowledge in a way that makes the world a better place.

However, OSHA has a responsibility to apply best practices to manage data privacy and mitigate potential harms to individuals that might arise from data release.

She said despite changes to family law in 2012 children's safety is still not being prioritised because "it is in the very culture of the family law system that has the responsibility to apply it".

Magistrates must be neutral and detached from law enforcement operations, and I would not presume that a modification of the exclusionary rule will lead magistrates to abdicate their responsibility to apply the law.

Paul Curnin, a lawyer for WorldCom, said he did not interpret the judge's order setting out the monitor's responsibilities to apply to fees paid to third parties.

Learning objectives are aligned with behaviors as identified in the Core Competencies for Interprofessional Practice and aim to increase students' understanding of each other's roles and responsibilities, to apply teamwork principles, to refine communication skills for contextualized person-centered practice, and to utilize knowledge in the presentation of a collective project.

It is our professional responsibility to utilize this information and apply these advancements in imaging towards patient care.

Holmes said: "This unfair policy is trapping disabled people in a cycle of disadvantage, and British air carriers have the moral responsibility to stop applying it to disabled customers' mobility equipment, as it's clearly unfit for purpose".

The Brussels II bis Regulation establishes rules for jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement of judgments in matrimonial matters and in matters of parental responsibility to be applied in all EU Member States (with the exception of Denmark).