Sentence examples for abdicate this responsibility from inspiring English sources

Schools and parents cannot abdicate this responsibility.

Apparently, the courts are now willing to abdicate this responsibility when the individual is a foreign national standing on his home soil – even where that individual is a child.

Stations cannot abdicate this responsibility, especially when an ad features verifiable statements made by a person defined by law as a limited purpose public figure.

The general rules that Justice Prakash enunciated in the case are that, first, a public body has the duty to exercise discretion by itself; it cannot abdicate this responsibility by taking orders from other bodies unless it is under a legal duty to do so.

Abdicating this responsibility, whether to insurance companies or to an unelected commission, undermines our ability to represent our constituents, including seniors and the disabled".

What is troubling is the extent to which developed countries, with the resources to train their own nurses, have abdicated this responsibility and chosen to "raid" nurses from countries that already have acute shortages.

Providers abdicating this responsibility goes against ensuring their patients have access to high-quality care.

CMS's abdicating this responsibility to others is avoiding a decision that they should be making (and for which they have done so in the past) and goes against their mission.

(The psychotic is someone whose ego has abdicated from this responsibility — as it does nightly in normal people in the psychosis known as dreaming).

However, it would be wrong for me to abdicate that responsibility at this time and walk away and it would be wrong for the club.

In the immediate aftermath of Hibs' play-off defeat by Hamilton, Petrie, who has been on the board at Easter Road since 1996, said he took "responsibility for the position that the club finds itself in" but added that it "would be wrong for me to abdicate that responsibility at this time and walk away".