Sentence examples for taking the responsible from inspiring English sources

But plans to start badger culls in 10 other areas have been abandoned, the environment secretary announced on Thursday, telling MPs he was taking the responsible approach.

But plans to start badger culls in 10 other areas have been abandoned, Paterson announced on Thursday, telling MPs he was taking the responsible approach.

The mayor is taking the responsible, and politically brave, step of raising about $1 billion by eliminating the 7percentt property tax reduction that homeowners have been enjoying.

And we will keep the promise of Social Security by taking the responsible steps to strengthen it, not by turning it over to Wall Street.

By taking such a cavalier stance, he is likely to entrench opposition to fracking rather than taking the responsible approach of ensuring robust regulation and comprehensive monitoring to address the legitimate environmental concerns many people have".

But Republicans insisted they were taking the responsible step, even though it meant grinding all government functions that are deemed non-essential to a halt, such as running parks, issuing visas, and clearing potential gun purchasers, among many other government jobs.

"They should release the students immediately and take the responsible people to the court".

Writers who take up the subject feel, on the one hand, like they ought to take the responsible position against drugs; on the other hand, most of them revel in their fiendish case for the defense.

He added, "To avoid further damage to the economy, the N.L.R.B. must take the responsible course and cease issuing any further opinions until a constitutionally sound quorum can be established".

He said: "Labour ministers should now take the responsible step to revise their budget plans to adequately fund the Welsh NHS to prevent threatened downgrades and cuts to vital services".

Diaz added, "The governor took the responsible approach by suing the federal government to ensure that North Carolina continues to receive federal funding until the courts clarify the law".