Sentence examples for Extent of responsibility from inspiring English sources

In every area, it can make clear the extent of responsibility and who bears it – whether MPs for their expenses, or headteachers for their schools.

"But the settlement is a clear indication of the scope and extent of responsibility for the collapse on the part of Bechtel/Parsons Brinckerhoff".

Can imagine no point of view from which to grasp the extent of the damage or assess the extent of responsibility.

The main difference between these three types is the range or extent of responsibility.

A third function is attributive: that of fixing the extent of responsibility of agents for the outcomes that follow on their agency or intervention in the world.

Here the purpose is to settle the extent of responsibility that attaches to a particular human action or other event or state of affairs.

Furthermore it is not clear how stakeholders can make decisions relating to the benefits, the party to benefit and the nature and extent of responsibilities for making these benefits available that would be ethically defensible after consulting all the research ethics guidelines identified.

General Practitioners (GPs) or family doctors in Europe may have clinical responsibility for patients needing palliative care (although the extent of this responsibility differs between countries) but the quality of their engagement is variable.

These limiting theories are invoked because if every causally relevant condition (cause-in-fact) is treated as grounding responsibility for the outcomes to which it is causally relevant the extent of legal responsibility will extend almost indefinitely.

SPEER: As far as my sector and my responsibility in it are concerned, I assume that the Tribunal will decide the extent of my responsibility.

The intention is that each board of relevant organizations of the UN system, that each of the boards clarifies the role of each organization, the role that they have in response to various humanitarian situations, and establishes the extent of operational responsibility that their respective organization should assume.