Sentence examples for responsible for speaking from inspiring English sources

Lucas was one of two priests responsible for speaking to sex abuse victims and accused clergy in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Since in the Medvedev-Putin division of labor the prime minister is responsible for speaking to the more liberal, better-educated, more affluent part of the public, the five interviewers included prominent liberal television journalists.

Tony Baldry, the Conservative MP who is responsible for speaking for the synod in parliament, said it would be "extremely difficult if not impossible" for him to explain the church's current predicament to MPs.

We're each responsible for speaking up for ourselves and setting our own boundaries.

Certain actors had the task of voicing multiple roles; for example, the voice director was responsible for speaking the roles of Mrs Hew and Yah.

Under a section of the report titled "The Obligation to Speak Up and the Policy Against Retaliation," BP said its code of conduct makes clear that "employees are responsible for speaking up if they have concerns… and [to] report violations of the law".

Each one of us is responsible for not speaking out.

Joaquin Almunia, EC vice-president and the commissioner responsible for competition, speaking at the time when an investigation was launched into Amazon, said: "National authorities must not allow selected companies to understate their taxable profits by using favorable calculation methods.

She didn't leave Clinton to "be held responsible for words spoken by someone else".

The difficulty for Obama, where Reverend Wright is concerned, is not just that he's got Wright's comments casting doubt on his candidacy - it's that Obama is left holding the bag as the guy who is "responsible for words spoken by someone else".

In 1990, Jean Charest, then the minister responsible for sports, resigned his post for speaking to a judge over a case involving a sporting association.