Sentence examples for vocal responsibilities from inspiring English sources

The recipient of 2008 awards from both the Country Music Association (new artist of the year) and the Academy of Country Music (top new duo or group), Lady Antebellum has quickly become a genre fixture, though the band members, especially Mr. Kelley and Ms. Scott, who share lead vocal responsibilities, may have missed their true calling.

Reps for the band did not immediately return requests for comment, but we already need an offstage oxygen chamber just thinking about that kind of vocal responsibility.

When he is reelected, we'd like to see him be a more vocal advocate for fiscal responsibility and efficiency in City Hall.

The alternative of going to America would be more problematic, particularly as Libyan opposition figures in exile there are much more vocal and accuse him of responsibility for innumerable crimes – "the envoy of death".

In addition to an embrace of multicultural tolerance and opposition to racism, the young activists were also particularly vocal about two issues: the responsibility of rich countries like Norway to send aid to poor countries and the need to push much harder for peace in the Middle East, according to news reports on the meeting at Utoya.

If our leaders and lawmakers do not see the hypocrisy laden in that jingoism, it is the responsibility of the vocal citizenry to make them aware.

After Jeff Manabat joined the group as Trixie in 2004, he took over the responsibilities for costume design and vocal arrangements.

If you're a singer, two little vocal cords can't bear all that responsibility!

Unfortunately, a vocal faction within the Republican party believes it is their responsibility to define narrowly the party's political agenda, at least where it concerns the freedom to marry for gay men and women.

This year Ms. Baird's teaching responsibilities included an introductory music course, an opera history course, master vocal classes and a madrigal ensemble.

'Strategies' refers to whether or not to cooperate with government, media, primary stakeholders or other vocal groups to exert pressure to make firms incorporate social and environmental responsibility in their decision making process.