Sentence examples for apportion responsibilities from inspiring English sources

4. For another sophisticated account of how we should apportion responsibilities, see Richard Miller Millerr 2010).

An inquiry has been launched into it, and will no doubt apportion responsibility and punish those responsible, but many senior officers believe the army is too deeply deployed on internal security operations to remain constantly alert.

— a kitchen maintenance organizer — to scrutinize each pot and bowl dirtied, and apportion responsibility for cleaning it.

Widgery 2.54: "To those who seek to apportion responsibility for the events of 30 January the question 'Who fired first?' is vital.

So I think if people want to apportion responsibility and blame for all of that it's going to have to be apportioned and shared out all over the place".

One of the authors of a Marine report that blamed crew error for a jet's slicing the cables of an Italian ski lift testified today that the investigating board was divided over how to apportion responsibility.

Following the HSC recommendations today, the government said work on the development of plans to apportion responsibility and costs of improvements at English roads close to railway lines should be completed by June this year.

Today, we and several colleagues are publishing a peer-reviewed paper in the journal Climatic Change that shows it is possible for scientific evidence to help apportion responsibility for climate damages among fossil fuel producers.

Among the issues resolved over the last two weeks were how constitutional power would devolve to Sri Lanka's provinces, thus giving Tamils more rights, and how to apportion responsibility for finances and law and order.

"We will not speculate, make judgments or attempt to apportion responsibility until all of these investigations are concluded and the Board of Regents has sufficient information to make the decisions necessary to better safeguard the well-being of student athletes," the spokesman said last month.

It's worth taking a moment to take a look at how the company got to where it is today, so that we can correctly apportion responsibility.