ज़िम्मेदारी-लेना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The house captains take responsibility for the running of the houses under the supervision of a teacher who serve as the head of house.

During the Second World War, he was mandated to take responsibility for the technical directorship of Renault, based in a northern suburb of Paris.

Even in the rare cases where an African-American soldier was willing to take responsibility for fathering a child, until 1948 the U.

Canadian reviewer Martin Popoff regards Wheels of Steel as a "qualified classic" and "one of really two or three of (NWOBHM) building blocks"; it is "a record on a mission, willing to take responsibility as spokesvinyl for legions of English punters with a thirst for regular metal guys".

I'm not proud of what I did, but I take responsibility for my actions.

Democracy: children learn to take responsibility for their own work and for the whole community by using democratic self-government.

Now aware of the danger of foreign interference and colonization posed by the Qing Empire's refusal to take responsibility for the actions of Taiwan's aborigines, the viceroy of Liangjiang Shen Baozhen toured Taiwan in 1875 in preparation for reform of the island's administration.

At his insistence, the party refused to take responsibility for this murder.

He complains to Mattie about the horrid conditions of the jail, but refuses to take responsibility for his actions.

When war was declared, Britain expected Canada to take responsibility for defending British North America.

The temple's lawyer stated that although Somdet Chuang and Luang Phi Pae had already forgiven the officers who charged them, the temple committee concluded that the temple's reputation had suffered greatly, and demanded the department take responsibility for their mistakes.

"Those who directed this war must take responsibility," Ron-Tal said on Israel Radio, "We did not win this war, and it is proper that those who directed it should take responsibility".

In 1986 the Greater London Council (GLC) was disbanded and a new statutory authority, the London Fire and Civil Defence Authority (LFCDA), was formed to take responsibility for the LFB.