Sentence examples for taking on responsible from inspiring English sources

We all feel free to reach our maximum potential while taking on responsible citizenship by making our classroom, school and community better places.

But the results of our survey suggest otherwise – ravers have grown up and taken on responsible jobs, but they've not entirely snuffed the candle of their high-living youth.

Every effort should be made to enable someone to take on responsible paid work on release".

Still, three leaders and three speeches providing different takes on responsible capitalism.

"We just love the business a little bit more than our competition," says Owen-Jones, universally known as O.J., and personally responsible for taking on Clairol 20 years ago.

Taking on Crunch Report means being 100percentt responsible for it and not working on any other shows, so I wasn't sure exactly how I felt about it at first.

In other words, it means not taking on other people's stuff and not making others responsible for ours.

Anyone who takes on Jagr is responsible for all of his contract.

Beck had no choice but to up the ante, and at the same time indirectly take on the group responsible for his shrinking ad roster.

Tim Fettis, who had acted as an electricity market price setter at ICIS Heren, said he had left the company after a couple of months because he felt uncomfortable about taking on such a responsible job with little training.

I can understand them, but I can't condone them – it's one of those things where you have to take on the responsible adult role.