1. Her father carried a heavy burden of responsibility.

2. He bears a heavy responsibility for the damage that widespread lying has done to humans today. —Revelation 12:9.

3. Granted, doing so is not always easy, for elders bear a heavy load of responsibility in these difficult times.

4. Despite his heavy load of responsibility, he remained approachable, gentle, and kind.

5. If your father is an active Christian, he may carry a heavy load of congregation responsibility.

6. Along with the freedom of the press, there was also a heavy burden of social responsibility.

7. With a smile the speaker, to bear the responsibility.

8. The Government's inefficiency bears the whole responsibility.

9. “bears responsibility for all consequences of its rogue Adventurism.”

10. Heavy responsibility on Adjudicators to protect the rights of individuals as well as the national interest

11. We all bear collective responsibility for this decision.

12. It surprises, how such small a weight bears such heavy burden.

13. You bear the responsibility to help them become converted.

14. Ironically, the papacy must bear some responsibility for these developments.

15. (4) What ethical responsibility does a bulletin board system bear towards publishing this Calumny ?

16. Anne Guillemot and Michel Laxenaire state: “The cult of slimness bears some responsibility.”

17. And those of us who know the truth, we bear responsibility.

18. You bear no responsibility for what's happened, and neither does Laura Reynolds.

19. Who would bear the full weight of privacy rights accountability and responsibility for a national identity system?

20. Does the cross seem heavy you are called to bear?

21. The international community has a responsibility to assist States in fulfilling this responsibility.

22. After age thirty-five, contraceptive responsibility was considered a matter of mutual responsibility.

23. Leadership is a grave responsibility.

24. Fatherhood is a lifelong responsibility.

25. In spite of a very busy schedule and a heavy load of responsibility, this overseer stopped to help a young brother who was struggling to adjust the settings on a stitching machine.

26. A paper bird cannot stand the strong wind, and a clay figurine cannot bear the heavy rain.

27. On no account the Parties do not bear responsibility for the loss of profits.

28. She said " Love is a responsibility... "

29. I lacked a sense of responsibility.

30. Approving time is a significant responsibility

31. All advertisers bear their own responsibility for understanding the laws applicable to their business.

32. 2 Fatherhood is a lifelong responsibility.

33. Heavy action, really heavy.

34. great responsibility.

35. Take responsibility.

36. John Calvin is not irreproachable on the death of Michael Servetus. It is too heavy a burden for him alone, however, to shoulder the responsibility of the age as such.

37. To hold or support while moving; bear: carried the baby in my arms; Carrying a heavy backpack

38. To hold or support while moving; bear: carried the baby in my arms; Carrying a heavy backpack

39. Parental Responsibility

40. A heavy rain befell.

41. You've a heavy foot.

42. Copped out To avoid fulfilling a responsibility

43. The responsibility of the abettor and accomplice to a crime always requires the responsibility of the perpetrator

44. It was a shocking abdication of responsibility.

45. Financial responsibility for giving support would be delegated to a local level in order to rekindle civic responsibility.

46. That's heavy, Robin, real heavy.

47. 12 It is impossible to isolate political responsibility from moral responsibility.

48. Responsibility Centre ACD

49. 5 Of course, if they do, politicians can disclaim responsibility; but ducking responsibility is fatal in a democracy.

50. The prescription of drugs is a doctor's responsibility.

51. They accepted the responsibility as a sacred trust .

52. Culpability is a state of guilt or responsibility

53. A personal testimony also brings responsibility and accountability.

54. Accept responsibility to prepare a righteous rising generation.

55. They expected a heavy poll.

56. He received a heavy sentence.

57. The one who receives what resembles five talents according to his own ability bears, of course, the greatest responsibility.

58. The unitary Ascription of responsibility and dual Ascription of responsibility are discussed

59. We often mix up two concepts of audit responsibility and account responsibility.

60. Adjustments were given on a community responsibility basis.

61. The Trans-Canada highway is a federal responsibility.

62. There had been a complete abdication of responsibility.

63. How is summertime hand desquamate to a responsibility?

64. Times, Sunday Times (2007) And one camera-loving, Crusading lawyer will bear as much responsibility as anyone

65. Managing ablution water was, thus, a gardener’s responsibility.

66. Now, past a certain point, there's a futility in responsibility.

67. Assume responsibility definition: If you have responsibility for something or someone, or if they are your responsibility , Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

68. Actinides may already be engaged in high levels of responsibility (gold), or irrespective of any role, they may place heavy “gold expectations” on themselves, engaging in strong self-reproach

69. This page shows answers to the clue Burdened.Burdened may be defined as “Bearing a physically heavy weight or load“Heavy-laden bearing a physically heavy weight or load“Bearing a heavy burden of work or difficulties or responsibilities”

70. I'm not abdicating responsibility.

71. You're my responsibility now!

72. Has responsibility and carefulness.

73. Individual responsibility and mutual responsibility , that 's the essence of America 's promise .

74. Clunch a lump; a heavy, unshapely mass

75. A donkey can carry a heavy burden.

76. Assigned: to give a task, duty, or responsibility to.

77. Firms have a responsibility not to ever act unethically .

78. We will take the responsibility of chartering a ship.

79. Assign: to give a task, duty, or responsibility to.

80. Abdicating is failing to fulfil a responsibility or duty