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21 assuming responsibility
verantwoording nemen -
22 bear responsibility
verantwoordelijkheid op zich nemen -
23 bearing responsibility
verantwoordelijkheid hebben -
24 bears a heavy responsibility
draagt een zware verantwoordelijkheid -
25 bore the responsibility
droeg de verantwoordelijkheid,nam de verantwoordelijkheid -
26 burden of responsibility
verantwoordelijkheidsverplichting -
27 civic responsibility
n. burgerplichten, plichten van de burger -
28 claim responsibility
verantwoordelijkheid opnemen -
29 collective responsibility
gemeenschappelijke verantwoordelijkheid,groepsverantwoordelijkheid -
30 disown responsibility
verantwoordelijkheid verwerpen -
31 evading responsibility
ontsnappen aan verantwoordelijkheid -
32 full responsibility
volle verantwoordelijkheid -
33 grave responsibility
zware verantwoordelijkheid -
34 impose responsibility
verantwoordelijk opleggen -
35 it is his responsibility
het is zijn verantwoordelijkheid -
36 ministerial responsibility
ministeriële verantwoordelijkheid -
37 municipal responsibility
gemeentelijke verantwoordelijkheid -
38 on his own responsibility
op zijn verantwoordelijkheid -
39 on his responsibility
op zijn verantwoordelijkheid -
40 professional responsibility
professionele verantwoordelijkheid
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