responsile
जबाबदार
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'
(काम) जे करायला जबाबदार मनुष्य आवश्यक आहे असे,
भरवशाचा,
विश्वासार्ह,
जबाबदार
example
Any damage to these children will have been caused by damaged adults and it's up to 'responsible' adults to support young people in making sense of what has happened to them.
This is the group 'responsible' for bringing live music to elevators all over campus in past weeks.
Inalienable rights are not a reward for 'responsible' behaviour.
Free market society needs not only consumers but also 'responsible' individuals, capable of hard work and creative action.
Children under 16 must be accompanied by a 'responsible' adult.
He has a very 'responsible' job and I am sure his salary is quite enviable.
It's a 'responsible' position to take and I'm proud to carry it through.
They grow up to be mature, 'responsible' , happy adults with good jobs that they enjoy and a family who loves them very much.
The law holds that such blame and censure are only appropriate if the offender was morally 'responsible' for his behaviour.
He is a businessman of ability and has a 'responsible' position he takes very seriously.
The defendants are therefore 'responsible' for one primary cause of the second flood, though not for the other.
Acute care nurse practitioners are 'responsible' for routine management of patients in the step-down units.
Practise positive parenting by giving praise where it is due and reward your children for sensible and 'responsible' behaviour.
Even if the ice is considered safe, a 'responsible' adult should always supervise children playing on or near ice.
For over 40 years he was one of the men 'responsible' for literally bringing thousands of sick people to hospitals all over the country.
It is known that the bacteria 'responsible' for UTI reside primarily in the feed flora.
The group shares openly their struggles and ultimately their triumphs as they behave as 'responsible' young adults.
If one accepts the view, one will have to grant that it is impossible to know whether any human being is ever morally 'responsible' .
There is a moral crime of the highest order being committed, and somebody is morally 'responsible' .
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 was also 'responsible' for the care of two other children.
He was 'responsible' for the care of four churches in the area and had a congregation numbering more than 100.
But more surprising is the number of independent people wanting to take on such a 'responsible' position.
They are, nevertheless, as socially and morally 'responsible' as was possible at the time.
They are adults standing for, one presumes, 'responsible' behaviour and the higher values of civility and democracy.
They are primarily very much 'responsible' for a steep decline in youth smoking.
It can ensure transparency and accountability within parameters of 'responsible' journalism.
Stonehenge still exerts a powerful fascination over people, but on none more than the officials of English Heritage, who are 'responsible' for its care.
The modest hero has asked not to be identified, but police praised his selfless action and pledged to bring those 'responsible' for the attack to justice.
His team alone was 'responsible' for bringing in a third of the company's annual revenue, the hearing was told.
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