Sentence examples for responsibility to remember from inspiring English sources

Cricketers have an overall responsibility to remember that the game they play is what makes them what they are.

But when people die, we have a responsibility to remember who they actually were, not a sanitised and false version that is palatable to some.

Some supporters of gun rights who objected generally to the column did agree that a right to carry arms probably also includes a responsibility to remember where your gun is.

And if NBC wants to promote this as it does the Olympics, the news media have a responsibility to remember that these ratings are achieved by luring many who really aren't interested in sport at all.

I believe that Waitangi day is a challenge for our society to acknowledge our responsibility to remember, to learn from this history.

Let's teach our children that our freedom was bought and paid for by generations of service members they will never meet; while we can never repay our debt to them, it is our responsibility to remember them.

Our responsibility is to remember Guantánamo: to learn from its past, listen to the stories of all of its people, and always keep it in our sights.

One of our greatest responsibilities is to remember that, even when, especially when, the news forgets.

Now she counsels young, up-and-coming assistants, and she advises them to think very seriously about the responsibilities but also to remember that it's only a job.

It is the responsibility of Labour politicians to remember our duty to represent the will of our party and the Labour movement to fight for working people, and not to fight each other".

The goal of the campaign is "less about countering forgetting" what happened on 9/11, Mr. Osborn says, and "more about our responsibility to motivate people to remember, based on what the events meant to them".