Sentence examples for bore primary responsibility from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Meredith parses the coded, conspiratorial maneuverings among Rhodes, Milner and Joseph Chamberlain, the British colonial secretary who bore primary responsibility for the ensuing catastrophe.

But some political parties that were banned when General Musharraf took power in a 1999 coup said today that Pakistan's military government bore primary responsibility for the breakdown in security.

The drivers, it said, had limited lines of sight inside their heavily armored vehicle, and that by placing themselves in the bulldozer's path as human shields, the eight activists bore primary responsibility.

He named three senior BAE managers - Chris Lowe, Richard Oldfield, and Eric Prince - who he said bore "primary responsibility" for the company's failings in relation to the safety case.

Condemnation also came from Pope Francis, who called the attack "an unacceptable massacre"; the NATO secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, who deplored "the use of these barbaric weapons"; and Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, who said that Syria's government bore primary responsibility.

He also told the council that President Assad bore "primary responsibility" for ending the military campaign.

182, 578 P.2d 899, the school district is entitled to join the motorcyclist as a cross-defendant in the action in order to pursue a claim for comparative indemnity; thus, if the jury [22 Cal .3d522] determines that the motorcyclist is principally responsible for the injuries, he will be the party who will bear primary responsibility for the lion's share of the damages.

Earlier efforts were thwarted by violence, for which the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, bears primary responsibility.

Rose said Cunningham had to bear "primary responsibility" for the failure to hand over the tapes.

The banks bear primary responsibility for the deposit fund; taxpayers are a backstop only.

It is a horrible irony, then, that Christianity bears primary responsibility for historic antisemitism.