Meanings of responsible approach in English

The council's Sir Nagora Bogan says a sensible and responsible approach is needed.

He said he hoped the venues would take a responsible approach.

Jupiter is encouraging you to take a very responsible approach to your life.

Oregon's Meta Morf Furniture believes the answer lies in an environmentally responsible approach.

Working from his own tight script, Burke has taken a responsible approach to the material.

EU directives meant that Ireland must adopt "a more responsible approach" to waste-management, she said.

Fish & Game meanwhile said it is taking a responsible approach by warning anglers about possible 1080 contamination.

That means they are moving big blocks of money into investments that are taking a responsible approach to the environment.

Knight said the Premier League should be "role modelling a responsible approach" along the lines of European rivals.

During a conference call with analysts, Pandora executives said they are taking a responsible approach to their fourth quarter revenue guidance.

Doing nothing is not an option and that is why we are taking a responsible approach to dealing with bovine TB.

Prof Freeman is to discuss what went wrong in the financial crisis and to present a new, responsible approach for Irish business.

It is a responsible approach to assist international efforts to contain this disease, and to protect New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.

Russia has welcomed the outcome of a European Union summit on the conflict in Georgia, praising EU leaders for adopting a " responsible approach".

But plans to start badger culls in 10 other areas have been abandoned, Paterson announced on Thursday, telling MPs he was taking the responsible approach.

Leaders of the unions representing United's pilots and flight attendants called the move a " responsible approach" to addressing the impact of COVID-19 on air travel.