Sentence examples for genuinely responsible from inspiring English sources

In other cases firms appear to be sharing responsibility amongst more junior staff, obscuring who is genuinely responsible.

France's inability to bring to justice those genuinely responsible for the 1995 attacks was evidently more than an accident.

Subsequently, it is argued that only legal measures obliging corporations to disclose the relevant material will establish a true incentive for genuinely responsible corporate behaviour.

He was on both sides at once, not as a dupe or an "Uncle Tom", but as a genuinely responsible, realised man.

(He urged them, instead, to thank "goodness," as embodied by the doctors, nurses, and scientists who were "genuinely responsible for the fact that I am alive").

"The grossly negligent must be separated from genuinely responsible employers who do everything possible to ensure safety," the deputy director general, John Cridland, said.

Levy calls for "sexual lives that are genuinely liberated, responsible and pleasurable": Yes please!

Mr. Robertson said that he worked with Detective Bocock for more than a decade and that he always knew him to be a "genuinely good, responsible and competent police detective".

Brad Sherman, known for being a genuinely fiscally responsible member of the House, objected (see video below).

Given the formidable power of corporations and the profit motives that shape their priorities, questions remain as to the degree to which they will genuinely prioritize socially responsible behaviour and facilitate stakeholder input in corporate governance.

Healthy traits, for example, included descriptions such as "is genuinely dependable and responsible" and "is socially perceptive of a wide range of interpersonal cues".