Sentence examples for Diminish the responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Nothing in this section shall be interpreted to alter or diminish the responsibilities of the Department's criminal investigative agencies, or of other components of the Department, including the Criminal Division and the United States Attorneys, in the investigation and prosecution of violations of federal criminal law.

To say that someone chose to put themselves in harm's way does not diminish the responsibility of those who killed them.

It may appear to diminish the responsibility of individuals and institutions for not only creating the conditions that allowed Lieberman to gain such political power but for talking about him in such a way as to make him seem kosher.

The mayor cannot hide behind the illusion that public financing somehow diminishes the responsibility of the arts to provide forums and fodder for public debate.

But power goes hand in hand with responsibility, and in the eyes of many that power-loss diminished the responsibility of men (not, perhaps, that high in the first place).

The results of the analysis show how the deployment of lexicogrammatical resources construes different semiotic spaces, highlighting the role of one group while diminishing the responsibility of the other.

However, it is believed that mental illness or grave fear of suffering diminishes the responsibility of the one completing suicide.

This overlap of responsibilities creates uncertainty for other team members and also diminishes from the responsibility that the product manager and product owner feel.

The allocation of forest resources under the supervision and control of government institutions does not absolve or diminish the DENR's responsibility as the primary government agency responsible for the management of the country's forest resources.

West's argument for a fundamental equivalence of the Cheyenne and American visions an assessment that overlooks how ideologies of race and manifest destiny mark a crucial difference in the American vision also diminishes the United States' responsibility.

The fact that lifeguard positions are frequently filled by teenagers does not diminish this responsibility: these teenagers have taken it upon themselves to -- well, actually guard lives.