Sentence examples for should shoulder responsibility from inspiring English sources

The political leadership should shoulder responsibility for any such postings, he said.

Mr. Monserrate acknowledged a close relationship with Mr. Castro and other officers of the Latino Action Center, as well as Libre, but he said "it's a stretch" to suggest he should shoulder responsibility for their day-to-day operations.

Nonetheless, his book frames a variety of important questions about just how far scientists should shoulder responsibility for their ideas and about the role of the university in modern life and it does it very well.As the title suggests, the book concerns a debate between Thomas Kuhn and Karl Popper.

He has also been thrown to the wolfish public accounts committee – where MPs and those diehards tuning in saw the very public disintegration of his relationship with former director general Mark Thompson as they publicly disagreed (and traded glares) over who should shoulder responsibility for the extent of payoffs to departing BBC executives such as former deputy DG Mark Byford.

"I take responsibility for it and I have always been very keen, all my political life, that people should shoulder personal responsibility.

Certainly Mr Cantor should shoulder more responsibility; that is what leadership is about.

"China should shoulder some responsibility for the United States and the United States should share power with China," Dr. Jin said.

But Chinese academics are starting to talk about whether the Chinese government should shoulder more responsibility for maintaining global order, Mr. Yang said.

Mr. Basher also asked why Tarrytown should shoulder more responsibility for moderate-income housing when "we've already done more than our share".

I should shoulder my responsibility and I don't want any individual or institutions to interfere, or viciously hype up my return," the statement said.

In Washington, the Carter administration began to think that it should shoulder the responsibility as well and leftists everywhere were outraged.