"responsible to end" is a grammatically correct and usable expression in written English.
It is typically used in the context of an individual or group having the duty or power to end or bring something to an end. For example, you could write: "The prime minister is responsible to end the economic crisis in the country."
That has raised anxieties among American officials and military commanders presiding over what the Obama administration calls a "responsible drawdown" to end the American war here.
US Secretary of State John Kerry has called on North Korea's leaders to "come to the table in a responsible way" to end regional tensions.
He had earlier urged them to "come to the table in a responsible way" to end regional tensions, warning Pyongyang risked further isolation if its threats continued.
One thing that most interested me when Congressional candidates introduced "The Responsible Plan to End the War in Iraq" was the notion that they developed it because voters had moved beyond asking them if they wanted to get out of Iraq, and were now asking how.
Saying "It's not you, it's me" is not a responsible way to end a relationship.
Based in London, Elizabeth is currently a director of technology at Expedia Inc. responsible for end to end E-Commerce projects across the Expedia Inc. portfolio of brands.
"There was no single person responsible from beginning to end and, therefore, no one who had to live with the consequences of bad policy decisions.
It calls for stronger market regulation and more responsible business practices to end the "poverty premium," whereby the poorest end up paying proportionately more of their income on essentials such as gas, electricity, food and rent.
Olara A. Otunnu, the United Nations official responsible for trying to end the military use of children, confirmed in an interview that since the Tamil Tigers began a campaign late last year to recapture the Jaffna peninsula, the recruitment of children has soared.
