Sentence examples similar to ascertained responsibility from inspiring English sources

"The text presents a catalogue of rights and guarantees as a common European model of fair trials for minors in which we strike a balance between the need to ascertain responsibility for crime and the need to take due account of minors' vulnerability and specific needs", said Caterina Chinnici (S&D, IT), who steered the legislation through Parliament.

The costs of the law will be borne by courts, which are an awkward place to ascertain Saudi responsibility for 9/11, and especially the president, who will have to deal with the diplomatic fallout with Saudi Arabia and other nations".

One inquiry focused on the fire itself, while the other sought to ascertain criminal responsibility for the disaster as well as the operation of the illegal factory.

Future research should attempt to ascertain whose responsibility commissioners and managers perceive it is to ensure that guidelines for best practice are adhered to.

Visiting a pharmacy can feel shameful or intimidating with a barrage of questions asked to ascertain levels of responsibility, known as the "Gillick" competency.

Hence it is his/her responsibility to ascertain whether the technical officer responsible for formulating the proposal has addressed all the six criteria in an adequate manner or justified why one or more of these are not considered relevant for the proposal in question.

A month after his return, the Vatican said it would cooperate with Dominican authorities, and denied accusations that it was trying to shield him from investigations in the Caribbean, saying it was "in no way an attempt to help him avoid responsibility for whatever is eventually ascertained".

We ascertained that there could be three different responses.

It is the requestor's responsibility to ascertain copyright.

The board was given the responsibility of ascertaining the pay anomalies arising from the government's counter-inflation policy.

In cases of uncertainty it is the student's responsibility to ascertain from the instructors whether an activity is allowed.