Sentence examples for historically responsible from inspiring English sources

So let's release ourselves of all the burden, and shift some responsibility to the group historically responsible for our woes in the first place.

The Kyoto Protocol agreed that Annex I countries would take responsibility for greenhouse gas reductions, since they are historically responsible for producing the bulk of CO2 emissions.

And it also has a responsibility to deal with an issue that we in the west are historically responsible for, but that people in the south are going to suffer the worst consequences of.

It may not be the most historically responsible depiction of the Third Reich.

"Those who are historically responsible for polluting our atmosphere have a clear obligation to be part of the solution".

It means "will comply" in radio signaling and struck me as an ironic name for a rock band, which is historically responsible for not complying.

Inns of Court, in London, group of four institutions of considerable antiquity that have historically been responsible for legal education.

I'm not talking here so much about metaphysical claims, which can't often be tested against hard fact, as statements about what religious people or atheists think, or what religion and/or atheism has historically been responsible for.

Chappy, the thesaurus editor, in a preface to the 1986 New Dictionary of American Slang, wrote about the "special languages of subcultures," which have historically been responsible for giving us lively if "unrespectable" new terminology.

Vale has been hit by a decline in the price of steel-making iron ore and write-downs of underperforming mines, as part of a plan to slash costs and refocus new investments on iron ore, which has historically been responsible for nearly 90 percent of the company's profit.

The Baby Boom generation accounted for a spike in young men in the 15-to-24 15-to-24 15-to-24hagehistorically been responsible for most crimes.