Sentence examples for stands responsible from inspiring English sources

But more than any other Greek politician, including perhaps the prime minister himself, Evangelos Venizelos is a Socialist party heavyweight who now stands responsible for convincing Greece, Europe and skittish investors the world over that Athens is capable of reforming the Greek economy and making good on its financial obligations.

As rats run wild on the picnic table outside, she insists this "other woman" stands responsible for the rat infestation in their home.

In the video, field commander Khaz'al al-Sarhan vows the Army stands "responsible before God and Syrian people for restoring security to this pure country and expelling Da'esh [ISIS] and those who support it from the whole of Syria".

Again, really, a person whose 18 (or any age for this matter) really has the wisdom to kill a person that they know nothing about and/or then stand responsible for the horrific daisy chain of events that follow the heartbreak and suffering for all who have loved this person throughout their life.

Even "Guernica," which for two generations stood for responsible modern humanism, organizes horror in conventional terms -- a denial of modern insight.

The winner stands to be responsible for ushering in the reform plans which partly proscribe the role, greatly restricting it from the freewheeling influence Blatter and his predecessor and mentor, the Brazilian João Havelange, wielded for a combined 41 years, after Havelange's election in 1974 and Blatter's in 1998.

America has given China several opportunities to demonstrate that it stands with the responsible members of the global community, including during the recent visit by Secretary of State Clinton and Treasury Secretary Geithner.

Modi in contrast stands accused of being responsible for about two thousand.

To some in the West, Mohamed may be viewed as a man who married a much younger woman, preached violence and stands in a way responsible for the Islamic militants' actions in today's global affairs.

A comparison at day 0, on the other hand, stands to better highlight genes responsible for differences in the efficacy of the initial response to the bacteria, assuming that some of these genes exhibit expression differences prior to infection.

It is more logical, he said, to assume that those responsible stood to be harmed by Mr. Brown's pledge to investigate his own department.