Sentence examples for apportioning responsibility from inspiring English sources

EPA may "distinguish among classes, types, and sizes" of stationary sources in apportioning responsibility for emissions reductions.

One could argue that a true reckoning of the circumstances of Rainey's death requires apportioning responsibility more broadly.

If the main elements determining a baseline are properly identified and understood, in particular the 'baseline agents', a combination of the decision tree approach and apportioning responsibility, can assist in the quantification and monitoring of primary leakage.

We have intense conversations in my house about apportioning responsibility, because neither my husband nor I wants to assume roles based on messed-up collective assumptions about gender dynamics.

Others, however, saw the study as a turning point in the debate about apportioning responsibility for climate change.

The precise recipe of causes — and apportioning responsibility — for the financial crisis is open to debate.

Identifying possible solutions and apportioning responsibilities across components of the health system is more complex.

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.

There was widespread disappointment, for example, that the 9/11 commission apportioned responsibility for the catastrophe so widely and did not name and shame an individual.

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