We must meet our responsibility.

Their future is both our hope and our responsibility.

This is our shared responsibility and our common interest.

This is our shared responsibility and our common interest.

Surely its collection and recitation are Our responsibility .

It is our responsibility to achieve that goal.

Everyone has a responsibility to keep our roads safe.

It is our collective responsibility to achieve such change.

Needless to say, it is our collective global responsibility.

These staggering numbers present an awesome responsibility for our citizens and our governments alike.

Moreover, we are firmly committed to shouldering our responsibility to promote our own development.

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit.

Another important outcome is our recognition of our collective responsibility to protect populations against atrocities.

That is not our mandate that is not my responsibility.

That being said, our collective responsibility does not end there.

It is our collective responsibility to rectify that historical injustice.

For our part, we believe in the responsibility to protect .

We will continue to do our share to achieve the goals that are our common responsibility.

In our view, the concept of responsibility to protect should receive serious consideration on our part.

It is therefore our common responsibility to address these unfortunate facts.

It is our responsibility here to lend new impetus to solidarity.

Much as we believe that development is our responsibility, our means of self reliance are woefully insufficient.

We consider it our responsibility to combat dangers threatening our countries, our peoples, our children with the utmost determination. We consider it our responsibility to promote peaceful cooperation and confidence building with the perspective of a new world order to prevent genocide and other dangers for mankind.

The summit made a strong commitment to our common responsibility to protect.

The responsibility to protect is, of course, a reflection of our common morality.

Despite our continuing efforts to build up our security forces, those forces cannot as yet assume full responsibility for maintaining our national security and defending our borders.

It is our responsibility to listen to their voices and respond to their concerns.

It is our responsibility to listen, to understand the message, and then to act.

That is a great responsibility not only for our own countries, but for everyone.

In turn those forces have assumed increasing responsibility for the stability of our country.

We owe it to them and to our successors to take this responsibility seriously.

It is our responsibility here and now to fulfil the generous promises made by our leaders to humanity a week ago.

Do we Germans understand our pan European responsibility? It certainly does not look that way.

However, in placing conditionalities on expenditure, we have failed to live up to our responsibility.

For our part, shouldering our responsibility will mean working to strengthen democracy and good governance, peacebuilding and fighting against blind violence and terrorism.

This is a responsibility emanating from our history, geography, and the universal values that we hold.

We discussed everything from our role and responsibility as Gaza tweeps to future activities by Diwan.

Therefore, I strongly appeal to all of us to undertake renewed efforts to fulfil our responsibility.

The AU takes this role with all seriousness, and we are conscious of our historic responsibility.

I do not want, even for a second, for us to wash our hands of our responsibility, as Syrians, from the growth of this cancerous creature across our lands.

Our greeting is committed because we all bear the responsibility, which we cannot abdicate, of being the masters of our own lives and the architects of our own futures.

It is our understanding that the Security Council shares the responsibility to protect and that the use of the veto in the Council is fundamentally incompatible with that responsibility.

It is, therefore, our solemn responsibility to bequeath a legacy of hope and peace to future generations.

Our responsibility here is twofold to put growth back on track, but also to respond immediately to the human tragedy that has hit our youth.

In our regional strategy we recognize our responsibility in the area of development, but we are also aware of the major obstacles we are facing.