Sentence examples for ceding responsibility from inspiring English sources

But those critics, including Vaughters, say the union should take the additional step of ceding responsibility for testing to a fully independent agency.

Guilt over collateral damage is what prompts some of them – Tony Stark, Natasha Romanoff – to sign an accord ceding responsibility for their actions to the UN.

For example, German leaders like the conservative president of the Bundesbank, Jens Weidmann, have argued that Europe should go slowly in ceding responsibility for bank supervision to the European Central Bank.

Such was the power of the church, and of Archbishop John Charles McQuaid, that the state bowed before its demands, ceding responsibility for the mothers and babies to the nuns.

Still, it remains to be seen how either Gov. David A. Paterson or Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg view the possibility of ceding responsibility and power to the Port Authority.

After a pattern of job success, employers come to trust the referring hub, often ceding responsibility for filling new positions.

I am always happy to cede responsibility.

This newspaper has argued that the Fed should cede responsibility for the micro management of American banks.

Unable to carry its share of the costs, the New York State government has ceded responsibility for revitalizing Governors Island to New York City — which is exactly where the responsibility belongs.

Eden Hazard, the club's designated penalty-taker, ceded responsibility given the credentials and emotional punch carried by the man who had just come on.

The president also challenged the view, expressed in Mr. Bush's campaign, that Americans eventually ought to cede responsibility for peacekeeping duties in Bosnia and Kosovo to Europeans.