Sentence examples for this vital responsibility from inspiring English sources

Because of this vital responsibility that the judiciary has, it is important that the judiciary is independent of the political branches of government.

This officer had the militarily vital responsibility for the stables and horses of the household (the "marshalsea"), and was also in charge of discipline.

Preserving free speech is a vital responsibility".

Don Boyd says the study of film is as important as literature and science, and rightly calls for "a system to empower schools to teach film" as "one vital responsibility" of the BFI-led film policy review (Now we're all film-makers, 26 September).

The fact is that news companies have a vital responsibility in reporting the news in a fair, balanced and truthful way.

And so, as these threats continue to expand, so does our vital responsibility to inform and be informed of the technologies fueling them -- as does the need for sophisticated films depicting the realities behind them.

Organising women's participatory discussion groups As there is strong evidence that participatory women's groups can rapidly facilitate community-wide adoption of hygienic practices, a vital responsibility of the VHWs in intervention villages will be to facilitate good attendance at group discussions on issues related to maternal and neonatal health [ 6, 7].

That is a corrosive level of cynicism directed toward one of the city's most vital responsibilities: fighting crime and keeping people safe.

His objective is to "shift the discussion on transport away from the narrow concerns that have dominated previous [mayoral] campaigns" and promote a clear, comprehensive vision for this vital area of mayoral responsibility.

Politicians who support Social Security and want their constituents to know that they are taking their fiduciary responsibilities toward this vital program seriously should support the People's Budget for this reason alone.

There are good reasons to devolve responsibility to governments to deliver on this vital agenda.