Sentence examples for responsibility to ask from inspiring English sources

It's their chief responsibility to ask that question.

This is yet another example of a board failing in its responsibility to ask hard questions.

She said Nitschke had an ethical responsibility to ask Brayley more questions about his mental state and to possibly refer him to another doctor.

However, the public bears a fair measure of responsibility: to ask questions, find things out, weigh the credibility of informants, and measure the consistency of its own behaviour.

Would a U.S. incursion into a country that had not struck it first create a precedent for India to strike Pakistan?" He said these were the kinds of questions Democrats had a responsibility to ask.

Lawyers also have a responsibility to ask questions about whether their willingness to go on the panel of "special advocates" operated by the attorney general's office is consistent with their ethical obligations.

"Is there a point in which the board has a fiduciary responsibility to act?" asked Tom Wolzien, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

And to step up to their responsibilities and to ask for help when they need it, and to give up when it's not working and to to dig deeper when there's more to give.

That corporate reorganization left Mr. Sharma with less responsibility, leading him to ask about his odds of eventually becoming the company's chief executive.

"It is a failure because he failed to understand who he was interviewing, the crimes his subject committed and the responsibility he had to ask real questions.

It is the responsibility of Congress to ask how our money is being spent.