The phrase "abandoned responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone has neglected or given up their duties or obligations.
Example: "The project failed due to the team's abandoned responsibility towards meeting deadlines."
Alternatives: "neglected duty" or "forsaken obligation".
Now she has abandoned responsibility, completing the journey from bad prime minister to rogue prime minister.
Agents also used to be regulated by the world governing body for soccer, until it abandoned responsibility for settling the interminable disputes.
But the judge of the district court here, Kim Sang Kyun, told Mr. Chey that he had "damaged trust" and "abandoned responsibility for developing the country's capitalism and market economy".
Colleges have abandoned responsibility for shaping students' academic development and instead have come to embrace a service model that caters to satisfying students' expressed desires.
Like Romney and Paul, in abandoning responsibility for the past they also surrender plausibility in the present.
It is not my style to abandon responsibility at a difficult time, even if it would perhaps be simpler or understandable in terms of human disappointment".
We should care for our children with the same excitement we exhibit when bringing them into the world and not abandon responsibility to donors and international agencies.
"I am not someone who can abandon responsibility". Assad held out the possibility of a more inclusive government, saying constitutional changes proposed by a handpicked committee could be put to a national referendum as soon as March and would be followed by a multiparty parliamentary election.
Kabak: "Her boss has abandoned his responsibility to help".
But today, the terrestrial part of the medium has abandoned that responsibility.
But conservative intellectuals, by their own account, abandoned fiscal responsibility 30 years ago.
