Sentence examples for responsible to consider from inspiring English sources

It is responsible to consider the possibility of what will happen as Somali fighters are exposed to al-Qaida operatives and foreign training; it is not so to make the claim, as Peter King has, that Somali Muslims represent a real and present danger to the United States.

The Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs calls on your Committee, as the Committee responsible, to consider the following suggestions when examining the Commission' proposal and to modify it accordingly.

A recommendation was therefore made to the responsible authorities to consider decommissioning of the facility given that the mine operations ceased some years back.

It involves a challenge to responsible businesses to consider the benefits of paying a living wage, and an injection of power to the elbow of the community campaigns that have won a living wage in more than 700 workplaces so far.

We beseech the responsible media to consider the source and its reputation and to please not perpetuate this destructive and insulting story by pursuing it any further.

This will enable the child's responsible clinician to consider the future management of the child in the light of the additional information arising from the study.

The 200 largest fossil fuel companies hold, in the form of projects and assets, about five times the amount of carbon in their reserves that the scientific community has deemed responsible to even consider burning in order to avert runaway climate change.

Given that the centroid cluster may also change, due to new users' tags on different positions, a background tracking mechanism is responsible to automatically consider these situations and update players' scores.

We do it temporarily if someone isn't feeling well, but if they get too weak to move around and be responsible we have to consider upstairs".

There are few moments when I, ostensibly a grown, vaguely responsible adult, pause to consider my actions and my choices.

When contributors are unable to give informed consent or their condition is unstable and subject to sudden deterioration, with the possibility that they may become incapable of giving informed consent, we have an ongoing duty, together with those responsible for their care, to consider the impact of broadcast on the individual.