responsibility

Briefly, she thought about asking her parents to co-sign, but Walston said that would feel like another failure of her responsibility to take care of her daughter.

I was young and I didn’t have a lot of home responsibilities.

What responsibility was taken by cops when they kill unjustly?

For anything to work, including law itself, there must be ample room for individual responsibility.

Law has been rebuilt in the last 50 years to be an instrument of control, not a framework for human responsibility.

Nothing will work sensibly, or fairly, until human responsibility is restored as the activating force for all public choices.

After all, how could someone struggling to take care of himself be expected to take responsibility for others?

It seemed to free her of a responsibility which she had blindly assumed and for which Fate had not fitted her.

Let us go back to the capital, and the responsibility shall fall on my shoulders alone.'

He gave orders, on his own responsibility, that Black Sheep was not to go to school or open a book until Mamma came home.

It may be, of course, that the responsibility was thrown on the lady in order to restrain the hand of the incensed king.

On him, and on him alone, falls the crushing onus of responsibility: to be a Corps Commander is child's play in that comparison.