Sentence examples for solid responsibilities from inspiring English sources

I get things together in live performances that I wouldn't get together normally and there's certainty a certain magic to it if it's working right, but the sheer cost and the whole organisation of getting a live group working and the solid responsibilities of getting other people paid – there's just so many things that can go wrong that the percentages are all against you.

It requires things like stellar work ethic (good job and the wherewithal to keep it), admirable responsibility (solid sense of the point and purpose of saving money), age-appropriate skills (can pack own bag and knows how to run the dishwasher), initiative powers (able to plan a trip and wrangle a loan officer).

Each organization brought different and complementary strengths to the project, and by defining clear roles and responsibilities, a solid partnership was established.

To be able to sell 10-year bonds at reasonable interest rates, a government must convince investors that it has laid the foundation for a decade of fiscal responsibility and solid economic growth.

"There ought to be a shared responsibility," said Michael Shapiro, deputy assistant administrator for solid waste and emergency response at the United States Environmental Protection Agency.

Achievement of this paper would provide the solid evidence to distinguish the responsibilities for the failure, and would also help to prevent such failures of roller bearings with similar design in wind turbines.

The passage of legislation to promote trade was an important achievement, and Mr. Bush signed a solid bill to restore corporate responsibility after showing an early lack of enthusiasm.

doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6600428 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK At present, physician's intuition and sense of responsibility, but not solid data, justify the extensive and costly postoperative procedures used to perform follow-up of cutaneous melanoma patients.

Children need to learn to take care of themselves and help others; they need to develop a solid work ethic and gain responsibility.

But it met its responsibility by presenting a solid one.

It's time to seriously think about increasing the age of criminal responsibility and establishing a solid suite of alternative interventions and pathways to support children who are at risk.