Sentence examples for responsibility to demand from inspiring English sources

It is our responsibility to demand better.

This report is a start, but as a polity we have not lived up to our own responsibility, to demand accountability for the wrongs done in our name.

But if you believe in democracy and human rights, you have a responsibility to demand that our government stands for both.

"If you are putting many, many millions of euros into a business, then you definitely have a right and responsibility to demand that you are not tainted," de Swardt said.

The next time a president asks for executive privilege, warrantless wiretaps or no-bid Halliburton contracts, or pardons an unseemly character who is owed a political favour, Americans have the responsibility to demand answers.

"We have a responsibility to demand and urge the Malaysian side to step up search efforts, start an investigation as soon as possible and provide relevant information to China correctly and in a timely manner," he said.

At our trial rehearsal, I told Ed that I'd believed I had a responsibility and a duty to demand an accounting for what had happened to these men.

To make these the woman's responsibility is to demand that Jewish women cover their hands, and that they not dry their clothes in public.

In 1999, Sir Kenneth Calman made a similar plea, saying the public had a responsibility not to demand antibiotics.

After all, superintendents have a responsibility not only to demand excellence and accountability from others, but also to ensure that teachers have the resources to help their students succeed.

Dr. Dean said the social contract was a two-way street requiring individuals to meet their civic responsibilities, and promised to demand accountability from big business.