The phrase "responsible to doing" is not correct in written English.
The correct phrase is "responsible for doing". For example: The teacher will be responsible for doing the lesson plans.
Even though the merger holds a lot of responsibility, every driver is responsible to do whatever they can to avoid accidents.
It wouldn't have been responsible to do so.
And I'm not sure it's fiscally responsible to do so at this time".
I don't know if they were legally responsible to do that, but I think they should have done it.
"In this respect, not only did Mr Valcke do nothing to stop these activities, he even encouraged the persons responsible to do so," it said.
My team recently started discussing how to fund our next, even larger project, and whether it is socially responsible to do so.
It's the board's responsible to do it and the government and the taxpayers expect them to carry out their statutory duties".
Wherever it is environmentally responsible to do so, we will promote market-based programs that are voluntary, flexible, comprehensive, and cost-effective.
Figure 3 illustrates the circuit responsible to do this technique where transistor MC plays the role of the capacitor of the CRR technique (CCRR).
It is believed that ELT teachers are not merely responsible to teach English; however, they are responsible to do research to find and solve the existing problems in their classrooms (Davies 1999).
