Sentence examples for responsibility to become from inspiring English sources

"I thought it was my responsibility to become a candidate".

She refused to criticise Lula publicly.Ms Silva's main campaign theme is that Brazil has a moral responsibility to become a high-tech, low-carbon economy as an example to other developing countries.

She quoted Thomas Jefferson's admonition that "the price of freedom is eternal vigilance," and said Connecticut had a special responsibility to become "an agent of change" on gun issues.

In an interview this month after a UConn practice, she talked of her responsibility to become better and to lead a team ranked first or second in the nation in most preseason polls.

"I believe a public university has a responsibility to become a venue for creative work, to integrate it with an educational program and to make it available to the broader public".

The most valuable role the president now has is setting in motion a plan to ensure that this tragedy is never repeated and that other threatened communities take responsibility to become organized and prepared.

— For the first time as president, Barack Obama on Sunday delivered a commencement address to a historically black college, Hampton University, telling graduates that they have "a separate responsibility" to become mentors to other young African-Americans to help close a persistent gap in educational achievement.

The educational institutes have a responsibility to become a role model for the nation to save energy and promote optimization.

I hear frequently that, because there are so few of us, it is my responsibility to become a professor.

"Therefore it's our responsibility to become a visible community, we want to be seen so we need to register, we need to be relevant and ensure politicians take us seriously.

China bears a responsibility to become part of the solution, rather than part of the problem.