Sentence examples for dealer responsible from inspiring English sources

(c) Describe any arrangements for withholding commissions, or otherwise, to hold each underwriter or dealer responsible for the distribution of his participation.

A middle-aged, black woman teams up with an ex-convict to disinter her son's body and murder the drug dealer responsible for his death.

Despite its image as a pacifist country, chastened by both the atrocities committed during World War II and its total defeat, Germany is a major weapons producer and dealer, responsible for 11 percent of global conventional arms exports, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, ranking it third in the world, behind the United States and Russia.

He would talk about how I was a slime dealer responsible for the decay of all morals.

Perzigian sued O'Connor for slander and infliction of emotional distress after the actor held his photograph in front of the cameras and branded him a drug dealer responsible for the death of his son.

"Pablo Escobar was a ruthless drug dealer responsible for the massacres of his fellow civilians and officers, but he was also a drug trafficker that was in favor of drug legalization, and his idea was prophetic," Palombo said in a press release.

An earlier agreement, allowing the Tate to purchase the collection, collapsed after extensive legal wrangling between the bookshop owners and the dealers responsible for the discovery.

Mr. Craig is chief sponsor of the proposal to protect the gun industry from lawsuits seeking to hold makers and dealers responsible for gun crimes and accidents.

It merely bars lawsuits that seek to hold manufacturers and dealers responsible for the criminal misuse of legal, non-defective products that were lawfully sold".

But the Widener family tradition has been, hitherto, that - yes - Widener was sold some dud paintings early on, but that the dealers responsible had gamely agreed to take their paintings back.

ROSENBLATT--Minna, a leading figure among the first generation of antiques dealers responsible for the 1950s revival of Tiffany lamps and French, Austrian and American art glass from the Art Nouveau period died August 2nd at her country home in Walker Valley, New York.