Sentence examples for finger of responsibility from inspiring English sources
Top managers are always slow to point the finger of responsibility at headquarters or at themselves.
Your article on higher-tech solutions to control excessive and unwanted noise ("When Earplugs Fail," April 19) did not point the finger of responsibility where it properly belongs -- at the source of the noise.
Wendy Savage President, Keep Our NHS Public The finger of responsibility for the exponential privatisation of the NHS points ineluctably at the Liberal Democrats, in particular Nick Clegg and Shirley Williams.
But once again, an attempt by defense lawyers to point a finger of responsibility at higher-ranking officers failed in the latest case to convince a military jury that ultimate responsibility for the abuses lay farther up the chain of command.
In the case of Iran, China doesn't want a nuclear-armed state on the borders of so many countries that are wary of Tehran especially not when a finger of responsibility can be pointed back to Beijing.
Russell was quick to point the finger of responsibility away from himself, though if he contributed in any way to Zsa Zsa's challenge efforts, I missed it.
There is often finger-pointing over questions of responsibility, and then a many-layered bureaucracy to deal with.
Given today's interconnected business ecosystem, it is just as important to establish policies and processes regarding third parties that interact with the business". Its observations point the finger firmly at the heart of responsibility for corporate governance for any business: its boardroom, and that finger on the pulse of the strategy behind all the workings, including the supply chain.
But Afghans often point fingers at Pakistan and accuse it of responsibility for much of the violence that happens here.
Wells drew a finger across his throat, in joking acceptance of responsibility.
There is no reason why this model cannot work for Arsenal if Sanllehi and Venkatesham can find a way to work together and avoid undermining the others area of responsibility and pointing the finger of blame.
