Sentence examples for entirely the responsibility of from inspiring English sources

The evacuation of Jews was entirely the responsibility of the Reichsfuehrer SS.

The final selection was entirely the responsibility of the panel chairs.

A spokeswoman for Paterson said: "He never becomes involved in planning decisions, which are entirely the responsibility of Shropshire council.

Even the left and what was long called the peace camp consider this conflict almost entirely the responsibility of Hamas, and thus a moral and just struggle.

Worst of all, Haiti's current cholera outbreak is entirely the responsibility of the UN, whose peacekeepers brought it from Nepal after the 2010 earthquake, and refused to acknowledge its role until very recently.

It is not good enough for Malcolm Turnbull as he did on Four Corners this week, to try to wash his hands of these living, breathing human beings, and say while "harsh" that what happens to them is entirely the responsibility of the Governments of Nauru and Papua New Guinea.

However, it is unclear how such solutions will support a privacy-enhancing framework beyond leaving access decisions entirely at the responsibility of individual researchers.

Another concern is about the moral norms embedded in public health discourses, and how these constitute health almost entirely as the responsibility of the individual (Connell 1990; Lupton 1995).

When the law is fully phased in by 2023, the state will spend about $250 million each year on public defense, which until now had been almost entirely the financial responsibility of New York's counties.

The "stand your ground" law in Florida abrogates the responsibility of government entirely; as long as government defaults on this most essential responsibility, more people will die at the hands of self-appointed "enforcers" using their own destructive filters race, dress, language, location to determine who is a threat to the community.

This is particularly important in the UK where veterans become the responsibility of an entirely separate healthcare system (the NHS) upon leaving the military, and there is widespread anecdotal concern that veterans, in particular, struggle to access the care they need once they re-enter civilian life [ 13].