Sentence examples for examine responsibility from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ban, following a recommendation of the panel, has set up a separate group to examine responsibility for shortcomings within the organization.

Applied to the barrister siege example presented in the introduction, the inquest investigated the individual responsibility of each marksman for the barrister's death, but did not examine group responsibility overall.

"The US Congress must seriously examine the responsibility of appropriating large sums of taxpayer dollars to governments in which top officials are implicated in major corruption".

Olympus, which still risks being delisted from the Tokyo stock market and forced into a humiliating sale of core assets, said it would form a second external panel to examine the responsibility of the company's auditors.

Last year the retirement board sued the iPod-maker for the documents in order to examine the responsibility of the company’s board of directors for any backdating problems.

It is also important to examine how responsibility is shared between the habilitation services, GPs and other health services.

If ever such a tragedy happens again I hope those in leadership will examine their responsibilities before looking more widely".

The sessions will examine the responsibilities of national governments and of manufacturers and distributors to implement the Code, including the need for adequate monitoring and enforcement measures.

We report the results of a nine-year field study that examines how responsibility accounting (RA) is used to manage horizontal relationships among several responsibility center (RC) managers including those who work on committees or cross-functional teams.

The latest Roberts novel, "The Invisible Heart: An Economic Romance," published last year by MIT Press, examines corporate responsibility and consumer safety while following the blossoming love story between a high school economics teacher and an English instructor.

John Sawers, Britain's ambassador to the United Nations, questioned Monday whether the security review had thoroughly examined the responsibility of the Algerian government in preventing the attack, particularly because Mr. Brahimi is a former Algerian foreign minister.