The phrase "take its responsibility" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in situations where an entity or organization is expected to fulfill a duty or obligation. Example: As a multinational company, we must take our responsibility for reducing our carbon footprint and promoting sustainable practices.
At a minimum it should take its responsibility of keeping inflation close to 2% seriously.
"The UK knows very well that it has to take its responsibility for the children – we have expressed this to the UK several times and discussions are ongoing," said Pierre-Henry Brandet of the French interior ministry.
The public "will take its responsibility, in the same way it did on the 28th of November," said Jacquemain Shabani Lukoo, secretary general of Mr. Tshisekedi's party, the Union for Democracy and Social Progress.
If Gove thinks Labour should take its responsibility for these results, isn't it also clear that Labour deserves credit for the best generation of teachers ever seen.
Former Irish President Mary Robinson added: "People are suffering because of the impact of climate change, those who are suffering most are not responsible, so the rich world has to take its responsibility, we have to have a continuation of Kyoto, a track that leads to a fair, ambitious and binding agreement, and we have to do it here in Durban".
It's time for the U.S. to take its responsibility to address the climate crisis seriously.
So it may be that the Catalan parliament will have to take its responsibilities".
"Slovakia is ready to help, ready to take its responsibilities.
If Iran doesn't comply, then the Security Council will have to take its responsibilities".
Alex Cunningham, the shadow water minister, said: "As a public service utility, the cash-rich water industry must take its responsibilities seriously.
The local Labour politicians who've been so critical of the club certainly believe Newcastle United should take its responsibilities seriously.
