responsile
பொறுப்பு
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'
நம்பத்தகுந்த,
பொறுப்பு(ள்ள) வாய்ந்த
adjective
பொறுப்படைய
example
If we fail to teach them these things, and fail to help them grow into 'responsible' adults, we are failing our children and we are failing ourselves.
This is a highly 'responsible' job and anyone thinking of applying should think long and hard about the time commitments this job entails.
That person was 'responsible' for bringing this crisis about and for tarnishing the reputations of all of us who work for the Corporation.
Older children are 'responsible' for the care of younger children.
The law holds that such blame and censure are only appropriate if the offender was morally 'responsible' for his behaviour.
Also, abstinence is placed much lower than 'responsible' behaviour on the totem pole of values.
Mothers are ultimately 'responsible' for the care and raising of children.
He was 'responsible' for the care of four churches in the area and had a congregation numbering more than 100.
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.
Several former bank directors and owners found 'responsible' for misusing credits have also been prosecuted.
It can ensure transparency and accountability within parameters of 'responsible' journalism.
He said the PBTA would like those in 'responsible' positions to exercise more control, and to apply the same rules to everyone.
For over 40 years he was one of the men 'responsible' for literally bringing thousands of sick people to hospitals all over the country.
He was also 'responsible' for the care of two other children.
There is a moral crime of the highest order being committed, and somebody is morally 'responsible' .
It is unbelievable that anyone would have the nerve to even suggest this - especially someone who has a 'responsible' position in Government.
He is a businessman of ability and has a 'responsible' position he takes very seriously.
Today's young men and women are more mature, 'responsible' and competent.
There was never any serious intention to bring to justice those 'responsible' for the May riots.
Bringing those 'responsible' for these criminal acts to justice, however senior they may be, will be embarrassing.
Making all pupils feel they are valued and have a contribution to make to the school community is vital in helping children become 'responsible' adults.
It is known that the bacteria 'responsible' for UTI reside primarily in the feed flora.
The general practitioner provided the nurse specialist with a workplace in the practice and was ultimately 'responsible' for patients' care.
A person in a 'responsible' position is definitely the person to educate those under his/her control.
The primary agent 'responsible' for respiratory disease is obviously microbial.
Inalienable rights are not a reward for 'responsible' behaviour.
He was 'responsible' for bringing so much new music to the airwaves.
Political correction and human rights have superseded 'responsible' behaviour and respect for others and their property.
But what about the poor driver, with no better accommodation, despite his 'responsible' job?
The ministry 'responsible' for health care in prisons is usually not the ministry of health for example, the ministry of justice or the ministry of interior.
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