Sentence examples for figure responsible for from inspiring English sources
The key figure responsible for preparing the case was Ian Cunningham, a senior prosecutor at the CPS.
Why would Mr. Sheng commemorate the opportunistic, vindictive figure responsible for many of the most hideous crimes that characterized her husband's rule of China?
And then there is an Italian renaissance artist, Francesco del Cossa, a real-life figure responsible for a series of striking frescoes in the Palazzo Schifanoia in Ferrara, Italy.
In the dying days of the Major government, the MP for Old Bexley and Sidcup was the Conservative "pairing" whip, the figure responsible for pairing up sick or absent Tory MPs with sick or absent opposition ones.
If the president's party or coalition also controls a legislative majority, the prime minister is generally a secondary figure, responsible for the day-to-day running of the government.
I wouldn't be all that surprised if the BBC had been "persuaded" to make the series by a secret commissioner for British Values, a shadowy figure responsible for reminding the cogs in the nation's machine that allowing career advancement to transform from a benign abstraction to a series of demeaning challenges will set you free.
To Mr. Snodgrass, it was an attempt to delve, poetically, into the minds of historical figures responsible for the most heinous event of the 20th century.
Who was one of the most influential figures responsible for the payment of grants worth £7m to the scandal-hit charity Kids Company shortly before its demise?
During his lifetime the Cyrenaic school was undergoing a transformation, and two key figures responsible for this change were Theodorus and Hegesias.
The fate of these statues and those representing white men of a different era, in Charlottesville and elsewhere has ignited debate about the political act of publicly memorializing historical figures responsible for atrocities.
He was, in any case, one of the figures responsible for bringing LSD out of the realm of national security, where it was being studied by the C.I.A. and the Army, and into the realm of the public.
