Sentence examples for responsibility widened from inspiring English sources

Then the scope of moral responsibility widened to include compatriots and, later on, foreigners.

Power and responsibility visibly widened his mind and elevated his character.

"I think there's an absolute responsibility to bring in younger people as well as a moral, ethical and cultural responsibility to widen the audience," he says.

Ministers want individual universities to take greater responsibility for widening access.

A department spokeswoman said: "Our reforms mean responsibility to widen access to higher education for undergraduates has shifted from government to universities, which are now well funded to do this.

A key motivator for this recommendation was a sense of social responsibility for widening access to medicine.

Nurses are known to put a high value in the practice of nursing as described by Sellman [ 22], and a widened responsibility for nurses in terms of medical decision making is currently under discussion [ 23].

Tanggaard (2005) states that studies on apprenticeship often describe apprentices gradually acquiring greater responsibilities and widening participation in new stages of production, but not much is said about how new skills are taught or didactically instructed.

The new Companies Act widened the responsibilities of directors in terms of their obligations to different stakeholders.

Mr. Parker, 54, joined Southwest in 1986 as general counsel and has gradually widened his responsibilities to include labor relations and outside partnerships.

Since then the shadowy organization, E.T.A., whose full name means Basque Homeland and Liberty, has taken responsibility for a widening wave of death and destruction, with more than a dozen attacks in July alone.