takes responsibility to completes vs takes responsibility to complete

Some examples from the web:

• And we take complete responsibility for whatever the pony does.
• No, you can't take complete responsibility.
• I take full and complete responsibility, but I don't know any of your names, and I got a bad case of face-blindness.
• To give this programme real added value, we must launch a major awareness campaign involving Parliament and the Commission, but, above all, the Member States, which must take complete responsibility for fighting violence.
• George agrees to take responsibility to move away if a child or young person should sit next to him at church.
• If we see the problem, we have to take responsibility to solve it.
• It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time.
• In the present situation there is no incentive whatsoever either for companies to clean up their act, to take responsibility to ensure that negligence does not occur.
• Each side has to take responsibility to adopt a 1998 Community budget which contributes to a stable financial environment and, at the same time, strengthens the key policies for Europe.
• It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time.
• Governments as well as enterprises take responsibility to ensure more safe products, and due to legislation at the EU level, there has been a common approach to product requirements, which have improved the general safety of products within the internal market.
• That is to hand over responsibilities to the Afghans, province by province as their capacity to take responsibility develops.
• I feel very strongly that it is now even more in the remit of Europe to ensure that, with increased travel, particularly by young people, we take responsibility to care for their safety and security.
• You must take responsibility, and the UK must take the responsibility to give more than 0.35% to development aid, because poverty in the world needs it.
• They talked about a roadmap which they said was vital, not least because it focuses greater attention on Member States' responsibility to improve their systems of auditing and to take responsibility for the money spent in their countries.
• It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time.
• The Commission is urging Poland - as it is now its responsibility - to complete the impact assessment as soon as possible.
• It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time.
• You never take responsibility for anything.
• Take responsibility and do your job.

Some examples from the web:

• And we take complete responsibility for whatever the pony does.
• No, you can't take complete responsibility.
• I take full and complete responsibility, but I don't know any of your names, and I got a bad case of face-blindness.
• To give this programme real added value, we must launch a major awareness campaign involving Parliament and the Commission, but, above all, the Member States, which must take complete responsibility for fighting violence.
• George agrees to take responsibility to move away if a child or young person should sit next to him at church.
• If we see the problem, we have to take responsibility to solve it.
• It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time.
• In the present situation there is no incentive whatsoever either for companies to clean up their act, to take responsibility to ensure that negligence does not occur.
• Each side has to take responsibility to adopt a 1998 Community budget which contributes to a stable financial environment and, at the same time, strengthens the key policies for Europe.
• It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time.
• Governments as well as enterprises take responsibility to ensure more safe products, and due to legislation at the EU level, there has been a common approach to product requirements, which have improved the general safety of products within the internal market.
• That is to hand over responsibilities to the Afghans, province by province as their capacity to take responsibility develops.
• I feel very strongly that it is now even more in the remit of Europe to ensure that, with increased travel, particularly by young people, we take responsibility to care for their safety and security.
• You must take responsibility, and the UK must take the responsibility to give more than 0.35% to development aid, because poverty in the world needs it.
• They talked about a roadmap which they said was vital, not least because it focuses greater attention on Member States' responsibility to improve their systems of auditing and to take responsibility for the money spent in their countries.
• It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time.
• The Commission is urging Poland - as it is now its responsibility - to complete the impact assessment as soon as possible.
• It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time.
• You never take responsibility for anything.
• Take responsibility and do your job.