Sentence examples for that we bear from inspiring English sources

It is critically important that we bear in mind UK higher education's already high international reputation as we reform the approach to quality assurance," he said.

And in that way we come to realize that we bear responsibility for every child, because we're counting on everybody else to help look after ours, that we're all parents, that they are all our children.

It contains about 22,000 genes and it was a surprise to geneticists on completion of the Human Genome Project in April 2003 that we bear so few, fewer than a roundworm.

It's the belief that we bear some responsibility for the actions of our country, and even if we opposed them, we should ask what more we could have done.

In other words, music has always been held to be a corrupting influence on young people and a threat to the establishment, and it's important that we bear that in mind when we're questioning whether it has now gone too far, as 87% of Netmum parents polled believe it has.

"And along with the scariness that comes with being a member of this new group of adults without any actual adult experience, is the sadness that we bear for the years we had to surrender in order to accept this mutual burden with you".

In doing so we will achieve greater accountability and responsibility and transcend the failures in leadership that we bore witness to in the last year".

This does not translate to an economic burden that the American people must shoulder or security obligations that we unnecessarily bear.

In that discomfort we bore witness to the cultural burdens, prejudices, and biases of the older men we were.

Many of the things that we have today bear their roots in early Islamic civilisation.

To bear to tell them so that we can bear to read them, a writer must find somewhere outside -- peaceful, unmarked -- to project them from.