Sentence examples for responsibility to capture from inspiring English sources

"At the same time, everyone knew why all the extra media had descended on them, and I felt that it was my responsibility to capture this unspoken tension".

I was obviously keen to get back out there, but also conscious that I had a huge responsibility to capture another possible great British triumph in F1.

Care theorists distrust traditional moral principles and emphasize the necessity of values such as love, care, and responsibility to capture contextual subtleties and relational bonds that are overlooked within principle-oriented ethical frameworks.

During an exchange with California Representative Duncan Hunter, Gilmore expressed the responsibility to capture Osama bin Laden and to fight terrorism with the help from allies and to use diplomacy to end the "sea of hostility" that he believed existed from "Morocco, all the way through the Middle East, [and] all the way to the Philippines".

Each and every one of us will thus have a share of this responsibility to capture these fleeting moments of gravity that allow us to meet each other in a most intimate way; to also see the pupils and students, the citizens of tomorrow.

A big part of my responsibility is to capture the times.

"You never lose sight of fiscal responsibility, but you have to capture a time when there is an ability and a potential to take the next step".

It is your responsibility as a founder to capture, navigate, appreciate and ultimately create an environment for the differences to not only coexist, but also to flourish.

"It became a responsibility, not just an artistic endeavor to capture the essence," she said.

In March 1975 the Vietnam People's Army Central Highlands Front, under the command of General Hoang Minh Thao, were given the responsibility of carrying out Campaign 275 to capture key objectives in the Central Highlands.

To eliminate this risk we have used an experimental design with a prospective, randomised and controlled (blinded) trial which should enable us also to capture such pro-responsibility principle sentiments as physicians might not express when asked directly whether they think responsibility for illness should matter in priority setting.