The sentence "she has responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "As a manager, she has many responsibilities, including overseeing her team's workload."
In this role, she has responsibilities for startup initiatives to create a portfolio of high potential startups.
A worker who knows that her or his employer understands that she has responsibilities outside of the workplace and will make accommodations to help the employee meet them, will be eternally grateful.
The episode originally had a different pre-credits sequence, which consisted of a long scene in the kitchen in which Clara informs the Doctor she cannot come and travel with the Doctor because she has responsibilities to her job, and the boy she takes care of asks if the Doctor is her boyfriend.
It is possible she has a past that she has not been able to reconcile and is finding it difficult to grow up and accept that she has responsibilities toward others now.
Earning £35,000, she has responsibility for a total of 68 healthcare assistants and nurses and works a 37.5-hour week.
She has responsibility for it, but have the disposition of the case be hospitalization and/or supervised medical care for as long as she remains fertile.
Diane Nelmes is leaving her executive role at the ITV network centre where she has responsibility for factual programming to return to Granada, where she will oversee daytime and regional programming.
She knows she has responsibility for the death of poor Meredith," said Lumumba, who is participating in the case as a civil plaintiff and seeking damages from Knox.
After a few times of learning first hand the consequences of not completing homework, your child will soon start to see that he or she has responsibility in this matter.
And, embarrassment aside, she had responsibilities: The volleyball finals were fast approaching — who would keep score?
She said she'd be less inclined to visit West Africa to fight Ebola if she had responsibilities such as kids and a mortgage, suggesting that officials should reconsider adding additional barriers.
