Sentence examples for do not bear responsibility from inspiring English sources

Again the new ministers, who do not bear responsibility for these practices, will need to ensure a full and public investigation leading to the accountability of those implicated.

Others, most commonly those who do not bear responsibility for the protection of the public and who have the luxury of approaching the question from a largely philosophical or legalistic perspective, argue that there should be much wider limitations upon the collection of intelligence.

They may want to promote consortium-based approval whereby one institution's IRB is accepted by others in the consortium (Silent Spring Institute has had this experience with Boston University, a partner in some of its other projects; indemnification may be necessary so that universities do not bear responsibility for the actions of community partners).

"They give out loans but don't bear responsibility for what is being done with the money, and most people around the world get no benefits from it at all".

"A president does not bear responsibility for every policy in every school in every district," the speech says.

Malcolm Turnbull has suggested his government does not bear responsibility for the 2,000 asylum seekers held in Australian-funded detention centres on Manus Island and Nauru but was seeking to resettle them as quickly as possible.

However, through me, the defendant accepts that the claimant does not bear responsibility for Sophie's death, does not have an eating disorder, and has not misled the public".

Mr. Bloomberg obviously does not bear responsibility for the creation of the indecipherable, huckster financial instruments that resulted in our economic crisis and the litany of personal miseries that followed, but he was one of the country's most impassioned and nurturing supporters of Wall Street during its most ethically unhinged hour.

But the common defence that today's generation does not bear responsibility for past grievances and should not be expected to pay not only misses the point, it has also been also challenged by a quasi-legal precedent, found in the interminable but – in this regard – fruitful wranglings at the COP meetings on climate change: the arrival of climate finance.

Another possibility is that Fianna Fail may dump Mr. Lynch and replace him with someone less identified with the moderate line on Northern Ire land and someone who did not bear responsibility for author izing the unsuccessful prosecu tion of Mr. Haughey, as Mr. Lynch did.

Hussein's defense team could be hard-pressed to prove he does not bear responsibility for any atrocities that happened under his command, analysts said.