Sentence examples for upon the responsibilities from inspiring English sources
His emphasis upon the responsibilities entailed by the opportunities to be opened up by New Labour promises to give a defining purpose to the remodelled welfare state.Some critics doubt that he can deliver on the promise.
The term "obligations" however, focuses upon the responsibilities that societies and their governments have undertaken.
"We hope this inspires them to reflect upon the responsibility we all bear to ensure our liberties exist long into the future," they said.
Nor has India taken upon itself the "responsibilities" of the five official nuclear powers, as Mr Bush's officials have claimed.
The coroner warned her mother and especially father, both of whom were weavers, as follows: Do you think it is a proper thing for you men to take upon yourselves the responsibilities of parents, to go and get married, and have children, and then leave them alone in the house?
A small group within PIH/ZL, drawn from a range of disciplines and referred to below as the Team, took upon itself the responsibility of advocating for a sustained mental health service response.
By creating these possibilities, he brought upon himself the responsibility of sustaining them and convening them into probabilities.
The surrounding social chaos placed upon monasteries the responsibility for making books and creating libraries in order to implement the injunction.
Mr Justice Cooke took upon himself the responsibility of acting not just for society in general, which is his usual remit, but for the game of cricket –"the very name of which," as he said in his sentencing remarks, "used to be associated with fair dealing on the sporting field.
I was able to learn that the officers and crew are anxiously awaiting the delivery of the judgment in the lawsuit between the British Admiralty and the White Star Line, stating upon whom the responsibility rests for the collision in the Solent Strait on Sept. 20 between the liner and the cruiser Hawke.
Shaul preserved the manuscript after his teacher's death and took upon himself the responsibility for the dissemination of copies.
