Sentence examples for responsibility to ease from inspiring English sources

If we have the responsibility to treat veterans' physical wounds, don't we also have a responsibility to ease their psychic suffering?

So long as Israel occupies the territories, it has a responsibility to ease the plight of the roughly three million Palestinians living there.

People all across Europe are taking matters into their own hands, not waiting for their governments to act, feeling the moral responsibility to ease the suffering of the hundreds who have been thrown at their doorstep.

In the absence of good evidence about the source and circumstances surrounding prescription drug abuse, there is a risk of shifting the brunt of the diversion problem onto pain patients -- either directly, through refusal to treat people with pain, or indirectly, through policies that not only enable, but encourage physicians to abandon their moral responsibility to ease pain and suffering.

Sperling agrees that automakers seeking to take advantage of expanding markets in the developing world have a responsibility to ease the impacts of their products on poor societies.

But he also noted America's responsibility to help ease the suffering of its civilians.

It is not only Europe's responsibility to help ease this humanitarian situation and to shelter people desperate to emigrate.

The FCC's yearly report of broadband deployment keeps some crucial definitions in place that some feared would be changed or eliminated to ease the responsibilities of internet service providers.

Acts of Service: If you receive love in this language, you feel loved when others do something to ease your responsibilities.

Mindful of apprehension about the post-Mandela era, he wants to ease the transition by piling responsibility on his deputy now.

He also said that the hospital "assumes full responsibility for the accident" and "will do anything it can to ease the family's grief".