Sentence examples for take a responsible approach from inspiring English sources

Ilgin Korugan, a 19-year-old high school student, said Twitter users should take a responsible approach.

"We need to take a responsible approach to the organization so we can be viable and vibrant and around".

On one hand, Snapchat is trying to take a responsible approach, such as publishing a Guide for Parents in PDF form.

"It is refreshing to see US regulators at the federal level take a responsible approach to working with the industry to understand these issues.

The Church of England is proposing a network of clubs in primary schools run by credit unions which will help teach youngsters to take a responsible approach to money from an early age.

And again we hear that constant refrain coming out of Washington, "Raise taxes". It is time for Congress to take a responsible approach to spending decisions and when it comes to taxes, let's get into the spirit of the times.

EE says its accounts are transparent and it takes a responsible approach.

"These more fantastical possibilities are not a problem in reality," he said, adding that Izpisua Belmonte's group had taken a "responsible approach".

Doing nothing is not an option and that is why we are taking a responsible approach to dealing with bovine TB". Anti-cull protesters claimed an early victory after police officers oversaw the release of a trapped animal.

Many European countries seem to be taking a responsible approach to the problem; most Britons seem to accept that we need to slim and reform the state, whatever the public-sector unions, and their puppets in the Labour Party, might say.

The move was announced as Miliband attempted to distance himself from the New Labour era of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, promising the party would tackle inequality while taking a responsible approach to the nation's finances in a time of continuing pressure on public spending.