responsile
ഉത്തരവാദിയായ
definition
adjective
the department responsible for education
having an obligation to do something, or having control over or care for someone, as part of one's job or role.
translation of 'responsile'
adjective
ഉത്തരവാദിയായ
example
They are, nevertheless, as socially and morally 'responsible' as was possible at the time.
Older children are 'responsible' for the care of younger children.
Mothers are 'responsible' for the care of young children, and older daughters take an active part in raising their siblings.
This is the group 'responsible' for bringing live music to elevators all over campus in past weeks.
Surely, that can only be cheap publicity, and it would be dangerous to entrust such people with 'responsible' positions.
The general practitioner provided the nurse specialist with a workplace in the practice and was ultimately 'responsible' for patients' care.
We're all in this together - equally 'responsible' and equally accountable.
His wife was ill with depression and he was 'responsible' for caring for the children ranging in age from a teenager to a toddler.
Also, abstinence is placed much lower than 'responsible' behaviour on the totem pole of values.
The primary agent 'responsible' for respiratory disease is obviously microbial.
Today's young men and women are more mature, 'responsible' and competent.
But more surprising is the number of independent people wanting to take on such a 'responsible' position.
These houses are occupied by senior citizens who have held 'responsible' positions during their working lives.
A person in a 'responsible' position is definitely the person to educate those under his/her control.
They are adults standing for, one presumes, 'responsible' behaviour and the higher values of civility and democracy.
Each monk or nun is 'responsible' for the care and training of one dog, and that dog sleeps in the monk's or nun's bedroom at night.
He has a very 'responsible' job and I am sure his salary is quite enviable.
He didn't know this was their agreement, but with his wife gone, he was solely 'responsible' for the care of a newborn infant.
The custom is that the eldest brother inherits the largest share of the property and is 'responsible' for taking care of the parents and ancestors.
Political correction and human rights have superseded 'responsible' behaviour and respect for others and their property.
He had a 'responsible' job, a comfortable home, a wife, a young daughter and a second child on the way - yet he knew there must be more to life than this.
Bringing those 'responsible' for these criminal acts to justice, however senior they may be, will be embarrassing.
It turns out that it's a pretty 'responsible' job indeed, with a staff of people to manage, and control of a number of titles.
New Zealand First believes that this bill will encourage more 'responsible' activities and more accountability to public donors.
They grow up to be mature, 'responsible' , happy adults with good jobs that they enjoy and a family who loves them very much.
Even if the ice is considered safe, a 'responsible' adult should always supervise children playing on or near ice.
Beneath all this is essentially the point of 'responsible' behaviour.
They had been worried after one doctor altered Thomas's treatment without consulting a junior colleague 'responsible' for his care.
Practise positive parenting by giving praise where it is due and reward your children for sensible and 'responsible' behaviour.
That person was 'responsible' for bringing this crisis about and for tarnishing the reputations of all of us who work for the Corporation.
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