Sentence examples for responsibility to behave from inspiring English sources

Rabbatts, a former chair of Millwall and a former BBC governor, said that despite its commercial success the Premier League had abdicated its responsibility to "behave responsibly and have in place proper lines of accountability and good governance".

Basically, this type of gay man believes it's others' responsibility to behave responsibly, that anyone who gets between him and what he considers his "freedom" is "the enemy".

"I realize, being in the N.F.L., you have responsibility to behave on and off the field.

"The fact that they are Premier League footballers, and one of them is the manager's son, means that there is a responsibility to behave, like it or not.

Asked why she hadn't gone along with Tinkler's offer to fund her campaign, she said: "I was an MP elected by my community, I had a responsibility to my community, and a responsibility to behave transparently and appropriately and ethically, and I wasn't going to let anyone interfere with that".

What ought to be far more open to question is that bizarre orthodoxy of modern showbiz: the idea that with a young and impressionable fanbase, someone like Justin Bieber has infinitely more responsibility to behave with apple-pie decorum than anyone else.

When people have responsibility, they tend to behave more responsibly.

Experiments with participatory systems show that when you give people real responsibility they tend to behave better.

DV: One of my favorite lines from your book is, "If people do not have responsibility, do not expect them to behave responsibly". How much do we have to look to fields that study human behavior, like psychology, as a guide for creating a new type of society where leadership is shared more broadly?

Clegg fires back that it isn't his responsibility if they continue to behave like that.

"But this places a particular responsibility on abortion providers to behave with absolute propriety.