Sentence examples for would be responsible to from inspiring English sources

"If you see you are reaching a certain stage, it would be responsible to sell".

"So if there's a way that you can lessen the blow for next year," she said, "we feel like it would be responsible to try to do that".

The council, the official said, "would be responsible to guide and monitor the implementation of the regulatory commitments and to tackle new regulatory challenges in the future".

The Frenchman, and the German Franz Beckenbauer, have repeatedly suggested that regardless of Qatar's promise to move heaven and earth to develop technology to cool the stadiums, it would be responsible to play when temperatures were less debilitating.

"The impression was that he was very committed to the declaration of an independent Palestinian state," said one official familiar with the discussions, "and that it ought to take place within a certain time line and framework so that it would be responsible to give Israel a sense of peace and security, and that Israel would get that same peace and security with all of the Arab world".

The Election Council would be responsible to ensure that no Ward candidates received financial support from political parties or members of the local elite.

If it costs an employer $12,000 to cover your health care, for instance, you'd be responsible to pay taxes on that $12,000 as if it were paid out to you.

If that happens, Mr. Shmulewitz said, it is conceivable that the co-op would be responsible up to the amount of the deductible, and the shareholder would be responsible for the balance.

But if those same electric cars were recharged ultimately by coal, they would be responsible, according to the model, for just over 3,000 deaths.Biofuels also caused more health problems than petrol.

"For me it just seemed like the responsible thing to do, just like it would be responsible for me to have life insurance or to have auto insurance, or have us all on a medical plan".

The trustee would be responsible for coordinating responses to regulators, among other duties.