Sentence examples for responsibility to enable from inspiring English sources

He added that technology entrepreneurs have a responsibility to enable a "more well-rounded experience" for their audiences.

The permanent secretary has a responsibility to enable us to scrutinise the running of his department and disclose this information".

(OK, my battery needs a moonshot now....) "If I could cheer on government, it would be to take personal responsibility to enable more moonshots – not directly taking them".

We're a new kind of platform for public discourse – and that means we have a new kind of responsibility to enable people to have the most meaningful conversations, and to build a space where people can be informed.

However, any decisive and long-lasting action must incorporate both public and private sector expertise, with banks in particular having a unique responsibility to enable female-led businesses to flourish.

So the site's up if you want to chime in, but I for one don't think it's HTC's responsibility to enable every aspect of a devices chipset.

Local councils should use their community leadership responsibilities to enable this whole-systems approach to flourish.

That leveraging is happening in Zambia on the basis of well-established CHBC programmes and the government's interventions to revitalise PHC which now include restructuring of different ministries responsibilities to enable co-ordination of the activities of different agencies involved in this field of health care.

For example, the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) unanimously adopted by all UN member states in 2001 reflect the basic thrust of states' human rights responsibilities to enable the realization of social and economic rights such as health, both through domestic and international action.

Her main responsibility is to enable science.

This transformative work experience, combined with classroom training, teaches young people interpersonal skills and builds their sense of responsibility in order to enable them to make positive decisions about their education, their health and their future.