responsibility

"Put the responsibility on the donkeys," I finally suggested.

Householders had the responsibility to teach their family and servants religion and morals, and often read from the Bible to them.

I have no doubt he feels the responsibility which he assumes, and I have great faith in his judgment.

Librarians in such positions are on their own responsibility and sometimes do important reference and bibliographical work.

Now you have become a journeyman and must accept the responsibility yourself for doing things according to plumb-line and square.

For with the money to pay night by night for their lodgings, responsibility to rent and tax collector ends.

She felt within herself the strength of a woman, and something of the responsibility of a mother with this child.

The father usually superintended the child's training, but sometimes an aged relative assumed the responsibility.

By this path the Hebrew prophet rose to the high and fruitful conceptions which draw men together in responsibility and worship.

My mother was alarmed at her own responsibility in the passive encouragement she had given.