Sentence examples for Assume complete responsibility from inspiring English sources

"This is my electoral defeat, and I assume complete responsibility for it," he said on television.

During the Friends & Family program, users were obliged to assume complete responsibility for riding in Uber's AVs, including "any risks that may arise from the negligence or carelessness of [Uber and the ATC], operation of the AVs and/or dangerous or defective equipment".

Assuming Michael Schiavo was justified in ignoring the pleas of strangers who wanted him to keep his wife alive, it is less clear that he was justified in turning down the pleas of his wife's own parents, who urged Schiavo to waive his wife's "privacy" and offered to assume complete responsibility for her care.

The projects under the Cooperation Program are administered by FAO, through the Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean, and will assume complete responsibility for the technical and financial operations, in strict compliance with the rules and procedures of the organization.

When you become a legal guardian, you assume complete responsibility for the person.

With the turnover of the canal in December 1999, the ACP assumed complete responsibility for the canal.

The counties -- Essex, Hudson, Mercer and Camden -- would be relieved of the cost of the offices at a rate of 10percentt a year until the state assumes complete responsibility.

The American Army unit that followed us continued our mission, and by the end of their deployment, more than two years after the National Police first arrived in Dora, the police had assumed complete responsibility for the sector.

The latter tribe, numbering about 100,000 in Arizona, is deeply involved in directing the development of its land and people, and the tribal government assumes complete responsibility in many areas of Navajo social and economic life.

In Germany, for example, church officials have been at pains to stress that Benedict's subordinate had assumed complete responsibility for the decision to allow a pedophile priest to return almost immediately to pastoral work, even though then-Archbishop Ratzinger had been copied in on a memo informing him of the decision.

38 Barlow assumed complete responsibility for the transaction.