Sentence examples for effectively responsible for from inspiring English sources

Don doesn't have a medical degree, but he's effectively responsible for the healthcare of everyone he knows.

There has been almost zero coverage in any of the national media, despite the fact that councils are effectively responsible for spending £90bn of public money.

In fact, the daytime-TV couple are effectively responsible for 60% of the country's best-read books, because Jodi Picoult owes at least some of her sales power to having won last year's Richard & Judy Best Read.

With the recent takeovers of major lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the bailout of AIG, the U.S. government is now effectively responsible for providing home mortgages and life insurance to tens of millions of Americans.

During the two-day hearing in October, Australia's solicitor general, Justin Gleeson SC, disputed assertions that Canberra was effectively responsible for the detention of people it transferred to Nauru because it paid for their temporary visas and funded the processing centre.

This is the flaw that undermines all mandatory minimum schemes: Mandatory minimums are intended to remove the uncertainty that stems from the exercise of discretion, but they never work that way and instead simply take that discretion away from judges and give it to prosecutors, who become effectively responsible for charging and sentencing.

In this case, Ainsworth says Weld was effectively held responsible for drug use, which unlike possession or manufacturing, the crime Weld pleaded guilty to is not illegal at the federal level, nor in the state of Tennessee.

In 1989, Law Minister S. Jayakumar argued in Parliament that the amendments were needed because the courts would effectively be responsible for national security matters if judicial review was permitted.

As for other taxa such as the newt P. nebulosus [ 43], the salamander Salamandra algira [ 49] and the land snail Turodella sulcata ss versus Turodella sp [ 50, 51], the formation of the Moulouya River basin in Morocco and the fossil island called the "Edough Peninsula" in eastern Algeria (around 4.2 Myr ago), could effectively be responsible for genetic isolation of the species.

Since 2015, European leaders have forced Italy to register all arrivals from Libya, effectively making Italy responsible for their care, without welcoming any themselves.

The Senate inquiry recommended that the government become the sole signatory on a halal certification, effectively making it responsible for the standards of meat exports.