Exemplos de uso de To take responsibility em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To take responsibility.
He's willing to take responsibility.
She's just another appointed bureaucrat who refuses to take responsibility.
You need to take responsibility.
It was stupid of me to think you were mature enough to take responsibility.
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Allow me to take responsibility.
Today, I want to talk about responsibility… about how we refuse to take responsibility for our addiction.
Willingness to take responsibility and lead.
This context imposes a different pair of opposites,beyond the antithesis"life versus death," which requires the subject to take responsibility for a stance.
No one was willing to take responsibility.
You got to take responsibility for your actions for once in your life!
Are you prepared to take responsibility?
Help to take responsibility, it says that iolite is a stone of vision.
Are you prepared to take responsibility?
To take responsibility for your personal objects, documents and belongings;
Are you ready to take responsibility or not?
There are few who complete the treatment project, some drop out, others run away andothers force the family to take responsibility for their leaving.
They want me to take responsibility and so do I.
We know that Mr Solbes Mira has resigned from the Commission but not over this issue,so there is still a complete failure on the part of the European Commission to take responsibility for this waste of taxpayers' money.
And you are trying to take responsibility for her actions.
It is understood that the shortage of teachers cannot be resolved solely by increasing the offer of teacher education courses,since the problem lies within a national context in which the devaluation of teachers is part of a structural problem caused by the gradual failure of the state to take responsibility for the quality of basic education and teacher education.
We need to take responsibility and deal with it.
Both, however, seek to encourage individuals to take responsibility for themselves.
It's time to take responsibility for what you have done.
The presence of other members of the learning community will encourage children to take responsibility for others' learning as well as their own.
I'm trying to take responsibility like a man.
We must not allow the banks to get away largely scot-free, to continue speculating andto leave the Member States to take responsibility for the risky transactions that the banks have entered into.
Who is going to take responsibility for prosecution?
Three things they are willing to take responsibility for defending.
Thus, the State started to take responsibility for children, leading them in a political way, reinforcing social categories through the reaffirmation of the female roles.