Sentence examples for urged responsibility from inspiring English sources

However, every reasonable observer has urged responsibility rather than censorship.

Kesler admits that "Obama is at pains to be, and to be seen as, a strong family man, a responsible husband and father urging responsibility on others, a patriot, a model of pre-'60s, subliminally anti-'60s, sobriety".

The president, Jacques Chirac, had spoken out over the cartoons' publication, urging "responsibility, respect and measures to avoid all that could injure the convictions of another".

On Sunday, Mr. Netanyahu urged "financial responsibility alongside social sensitivity".

"We're in transition now, and that's good for the sport," said Carl Lewis, who urged social responsibility.

The International Committee for the Red Cross even interprets humanitarian law as urging a responsibility not to kill but instead to capture enemies in war when feasible — a shift that would dramatically alter the traditional balance between war and peace.

These patients felt that professionals should be fully responsible for the handover, and reported feeling frustrated when urged to take responsibility for the handover and wanted a passive role in their care.

The process was meant to stand in stark contrast to the Nuremberg trials: where Nuremberg was an exercise in retributive justice, the TRC was an exercise in restorative justice, in which offenders were urged to take responsibility for their crimes, and victims were urged to speak about their trauma.

She urged people to take responsibility, get recommended screenings and to stay healthy.

Delivering his first Independence Day speech, he urged parents to take responsibility for the way their sons were brought up.

Any recent Tory leader who urged individuals to take responsibility for their own obesity, addiction or poverty would have provoked charges of nastiness.