Sentence examples for be exempted from responsibility from inspiring English sources
The same complaint could be levelled at the greenside bunkers, the rough, the greens, the pin positions and - though for once the USGA can be exempted from responsibility - the brutal heat which sapped the morale of all but the most stoic challengers.
With respect to the allegation that the Israeli public is to blame for re-electing this man, one would respond that demagogues know how to pull emotional triggers, and while the Israeli public cannot be exempted from responsibility, neither should they shoulder all of the consequences of being so manipulated.
The role of unemployed legitimates withdrawal from a social obligation – in other words work – and the unemployed individual is exempted from responsibility, that is to say (s)he is not blamed for his/her inability to keep or get a job.
It permits employees "whose responsibilities contribute to the morale, well-being, capabilities and readiness of service members" to be exempted from the shutdown.
But, in considering strategies which could improve BME wellbeing in the NHS, we had difficulty in identifying specific actors, organisations and entities that could be recommended for actions, while others could be exempt from responsibility.
Along with other developing countries, both were exempted from making any commitments to reduce emissions at Kyoto on grounds that the industrialized countries bore the heaviest historical responsibility.
