Examples of using Responsibility should in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Responsibility should be personalized and absolute.
Stock companies who are not performing social responsibility should be free and go on as before.
Responsibility should not stop at the factory gates.
Where such waste is not replaced by new products, the responsibility should be borne by those users.
The breeders responsibility shouldn't end with the sale of a puppy.
About man-made problem(not quality problem), our company will discuss with the engineer and production manager, to confirm whether it is quality problem or not, then our company will analysis the problem and explain to the customer if needed,if the result is not quality problem, the responsibility should be undertook by customer.
Legal responsibility should not be much harder to disentangle.
In an open source token that is running, however,say something like BAT, that responsibility should arguably cease as soon as the token and the network around it is running.
Social responsibility should not be stimulated by coercive legislation;
B&W cannot accept any responsibility should the speaker fall from a ceiling mount.
This responsibility should remain intact even after a separation or divorce.
So this responsibility should be,"How to stop this repetition of birth.
This responsibility should be defined and enshrined in legislation at EU level.
Responsibility should lie with both the organiser and the retailer, not just the organiser.
Responsibility should not only be placed on the shoulders of WTO or the ILO; the UN member states also had responsibility here Mr Saralehto.
This responsibility should extend to all statements made about the company's financial position, as well as to all statements on key non-financial data including the annual corporate governance statement.
This important responsibility should also apply throughout the supply chain to enable all actors to meet their responsibility in relation to management of risks arising from the use of substances.
This responsibility should therefore be given, in the first place, to the enterprises that manufacture or import substances, but only when they do so in quantities exceeding a certain volume, to enable them to carry the associated burden.
This responsibility should be expressed in a declaration by each Director General in her/his Annual Activity Report, that adequate internal controls have been put in place and that, on the basis of the analysis made in the report, resources have been used for the intended purposes.
This responsibility should find expression in a declaration by each Director-General in their Annual Activity Report that adequate internal controls have been put in place and that, on the basis of the analysis made in the Report, the resources have been used for the intended purposes.
These responsibilities should not overlap with the tasks of the Director.
These different responsibilities should be addressed and defined in the Directive.
Individual responsibilities should be clearly understood by the individuals and recorded.
What responsibilities should machines take on?
Obligations and responsibilities should be clearly set out.
The identification of individual and collective responsibilities should also be ensured in order to allow for any sanctions which may be necessary.
The objectives and responsibilities should be clear and transparent so that everyone is aware what is expected of management and of the employees.
The heterogonous landscape of actors should be consolidated and overlaps in responsibilities should be reduced.
A real transition from EU common marketcitizens to EU citizens with full rights and responsibilities should effectively take place as soon as possible, for the benefit of all of us.
The Management Board of the Centre should consist of independent persons with the necessary expertise in the fight against racism and experience of running relevant public bodies; to promote effective decision-making,certain responsibilities should be exercised by a strengthened Executive Board.