Exemplos de uso de Able to take responsibility em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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You should be able to take responsibility for your own medications.
It starts with what we do now and how much we are able to take responsibility and move forward.
We become able to take responsibility for our life-to receive it as a gift and to give it in our turn for those entrusted to us.
Women can work or serve society andmen are able to take responsibility for their children or their household.
Many say that this track as a teacher has on a student should not be needed were in high school;to actually be able to take responsibility.
Such a person is able to take responsibility for their words and deeds.
A soft‘cultural revolution' based on the assumption that the local society is able to take responsibility for solving its own problems.
They need to be able to take responsibility for themselves.
When a country exports defence-related products it takes a particular stance on foreign and security policy issues by so doing andit must be able to take responsibility for this.
This shows outwardly a sense of been able to take responsibility and to ensure that everything is alright.
The report points out that 80% of Community expenditure is administered by the Member States under'shared management' and that each Member State must be able to take responsibility for the management of EU funds received by it.
Display a strong artistic vision and are able to take responsibility, argument and stand behind their work as a designer.
However, we should remember that it is a decision which reaches far into the future andthat its full effects will only be felt when the majority of the people who are responsible for it are no longer in office or able to take responsibility for the consequences.
We must be able to take responsibility for and justify everything relating to the field of immigration. In this respect, Europe will have to seek acceptance.
Many professionals claim that adolescent patients, given their young age,are not able to take responsibility for their own health and should therefore pass the scrutiny of their legal representatives.
Otherwise, we will continue to hold debates in which we grumble about the fact that perhaps the French Government has taken an initiative about Schengen for internal reasons, or the Italian Government has refused to admit someone or other, or the Greek Government is still too weak to really be able to take responsibility for its own decisions.
In Europe, women are better educated, they are able to take responsibility, and they are able to work well and to get paid fairly for their work.
We hope that the Commission has at last learnt the lesson that we are in a democracy and that it is time to end this pre-democratic mindset and behaviour.We also hope the Commission will now at last be able to take responsibility for creating a strong Europe without nepotism, corruption and affairs.
Finally, I believe it is important for consumers to be able to take responsibility for their own decisions, but this is only possible on the basis of transparent information.
In view of the three analysis categories defined for this study, similar concerns and intentions were perceived between the documents and discourse under analysis, such as the need to overcome the technicist view on professional education, to grant workers greater autonomy for decision making and management of their professional life andto offer conditions for them to be able to take responsibility in view of complex situations.
With this new consciousness,we're able to take responsibility for behaviors that are acted out unconsciously, and understand the global issues they're part of.
I think that the larger organisations, if they have the framework agreement, should also be able to take responsibility for smaller projects which their local organisations wish to set up.
All of us believe that the quicker the Iraqis are able to take responsibility for their own security the better and the quicker the coalition forces will then be able to leave.
However, by learning some basic information and skills, people are able to take responsibility for looking after the majority of their own and their family's health needs at home.
Maybe I wanted to be so successful and so able to take responsibility that I would do so and I would be able to take care of my attending's patients without even having to contact him.
Once the Treaty of Amsterdam enters into force,the Union will be able to take responsibility for operations to manage certain conflicts, including the use of military force.
We consider that consumers have an inviolable right to know and be able to take responsibility for what they are eating, particularly as the long term effects of genetically modified foodstuffs are difficult to predict.
Considering evidences for Processes 1, 11, 12, 13, and 14,being aware that everyone in the group should feel able to take responsibility for the group's progress and intervene in order to take the group forward, we observed univocal leadership in just three groups among the twelve groups.
The image of family farming that has been built and in different ways, enhanced, features the family farmer as an economically autonomous subject,entrepreneur, able to take responsibility for the future generations, a concerned actor with both the preservation of the environment the rational use of natural resources, such as the commitment to produce healthily foods that make up the basic diet of the brazilian.
In appointing the President and the Executive Board,we are also able to take our responsibility seriously.