Sentence examples for dodge its responsibility from inspiring English sources

The IOC's timid decision to dodge its responsibility to show its intent to clean up athletics by banning all Russian athletes – as anti-doping campaigners wanted – and instead to allow individual sports federations to police its own competitors has backfired.

Injustices were meted out as Parliament continued to dodge its responsibility and failed to reform.

Some see this as the insurance industry trying to dodge its responsibilities.

The FT has been reliably pro-BP throughout the entire Gulf spill, and that hasn't changed based on today's Lex note (which may be behind a paywall): BP has never sought to dodge its responsibilities; hence the prompt decision to write an unlimited clean-up cheque – $8bn so far.

"Dutch auctions are failing and Wall Street appears to be attempting to dodge its responsibilities of supporting the liquidity of these issues," says Sanford Bernstein analyst Brad Hintz in a note to clients Thursday.

Meanwhile, if CountyCare officials allow those HMO doofuses to continue to dodge its responsibilities by undermining the health of the very people whom they are contracted to serve, then Obamacare is going to flail and flop on its fanny in Cook County.

A fitness clubs group at the heart of the gig economy has been accused by MPs of dodging its responsibilities by assigning workers bogus "self-employed" status to avoid giving them holiday pay and other rights.

Yet when it came to similar violations in Syria, the role of Lebanon at the Security Council regressed, from taking the initiative to being elusive and silent, as Lebanon dodged its responsibilities.

(On Monday, Mr. McMichael argued that a different measure of liability should be used, which would put the trustees' claim at only $1 million).. Now the multiemployer plan's trustees say the Philadelphia Orchestra is using bankruptcy to dodge its legal responsibilities to the fund.

A world in which the US stops dodging its international responsibilities, signs up to such global initiatives as the World Court, and helps build a stronger UN to enforce such laws as its charter against genocide, is a very different matter.

The British government has been accused of being "deceitful" and dodging its legal responsibilities to a group of refugees whose failing boats washed ashore in a British military zone on Cyprus late last year.