Sentence examples similar to uphold a rigorous responsibility from inspiring English sources

While his hands-off executive style may have allowed things at Kaplan to get out of hand in the first place, his commitment to upholding the family legacy ultimately ensured a rigorous response.

In some ways, upholding a responsibility to protect the Libyan people may even run counter to some other near-term U.S. political interests.

China and Russia, who have supported Mr Assad's regime, must also accept their responsibility to uphold a standard of behaviour to which even they have signed up.

More specifically, the responsibility to uphold a culture of safety is not only the purview of students, but also educators and the nursing program as a whole.

One could argue, as my friend did, that publishers have a responsibility to their authors and to science to uphold a certain standard.

Here their cooking continues to uphold the rigorous techniques of washoku, classical Japanese cuisine, but it's more inventive, and infused with a sly affection for the chefs' adopted city.

Forbes failed to uphold this responsibility in an article provocatively entitled "Accounting Acrobatics" in the April 29th issue.

It is a straightforward solution, but difficult to impose: It is quite simply that the trustees of a company should uphold their fiduciary responsibilities to the shareholders.

In Toronto, officials upheld a ban last month.

Her decision upheld a U.S. District Court opinion.

"This is definitely a failure of the military institution to uphold its responsibility," Mr. Shahin said.