Sentence examples for attribute the responsibility from inspiring English sources

Other biases have also been noted: people with delusions of persecution tend to attribute the responsibility of negative events to other people (e.g., McKay et al. 2005b); in the Cotard delusion there seems to be a tendency to attribute the responsibility of negative events to oneself (Young and Leafhead 1996; Gerrans 2000; McKay and Cipolotti 2007).

However, a positive value of high responsibility in failing in mathematics indicates students tend to attribute the responsibility for failure in solving mathematics problems to themselves; a negative value indicates students are more likely to see other individual or factors as responsible to their failure in mathematics (OECD 2013).

When a given idea is attributed, the responsibility of the writer decreases and is delegated to the attribute.

David Marcus later attributed the responsibility for the defeat to the infantry, stating: "the artillery cover was correct.

Following this argument, one can attribute the social responsibility of a company rather to its shareholders than to its bondholders.

All parents mentioned that parents and schools have a shared responsibility for promoting PA but some parents (all Belgian, and some Spanish and Hungarian parents) attributed the main responsibility to the parents with a supporting role of the school.

His increasing "indifference towards the fate of the regime" and his inaction to protect the imperial system once it came under threat have led historians to attribute the "prime, perhaps sole, responsibility" for the dissolution of the monarchy to the emperor himself.

In the latter case, the level of service service quality attributes need to be carefully constructed to create, so far as possible, attributes where the responsibility for changes to the level of service can be attributed to a single stakeholder (operator or government).

In addition, a specific subpopulation of migrating CSCs has been identified recently and has been attributed with the responsibility for tumor metastasis [ 72, 78].

Attributional retraining has been described as an empirically based cognitive-behavioural technique, for instance in the treatment of child victims of sexual abuse, which involved decreasing abuse-related self-blame and encouraging the child to attribute responsibility for the abuse to the perpetrator (Celano et al. 2002).

The group's findings played a key role in the decision by the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling to attribute responsibility for the spill to BP rather than to a faulty response by the government.