Examples of using Share the responsibility in English and their translations into Swedish
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then you siblings should share the responsibility for her equally.
When I get married I want my wife to have a good education so that we can share the responsibility fairly.
All distributors share the responsibility of assigning lottery funds to support a range of artistic outlets including,
However, it needs to be ensured that producers, engaged in individual systems, share the responsibility for the financing of the management of waste from products put on the market before entry into force of the financing obligation historical waste.
I believe that the leaders of both countries share the responsibility for making sure that, under our leadership, relations between the two countries do not deteriorate beyond repair.
but to all operators and to all of us, because we share the responsibility for this phenomenon.
In light of paragraph 1 of the Treaty of Lisbon, I believe that we can share the responsibility of this Parliament and the national parliaments for promoting a more coherent approach on this political measure.
related objectives and do actively participate in its further development and share the responsibility for its implementation.
Manufacturers and retailers share the responsibility of providing good advice
and partners, with whom we share the responsibility of inspiring, assisting,
Gender equality in terms of the possibility to take care of oneself, share the responsibility for children, the family
to ensure that the major agri-foodstuffs companies share the responsibility.
I would like to stress once again that we share the responsibility of making Romania's
UNDERLINES that both parties share the responsibility for a successful conclusion of the negotiations of the concession contract,
Member States concerned can share the responsibility; however, in exceptional cases it may be appropriate not to require a financial contribution from the Member State concerned;
we are now working increasingly with the Member States so that they share the responsibility for informing their citizens,