The phrase "hold no responsibility" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that someone or something does not bear any responsibility or accountability for a particular situation or outcome. Example: The company's CEO has stated that they hold no responsibility for the recent financial losses, as it was caused by external factors beyond their control.
Trump walked away from the failing project, saying he held no responsibility since he had merely licensed his name to the effort.
Reagan aides said the program should have been cut in half in the first place, and the White House held no responsibility for the show.
Australia has repeatedly demanded Al-Araibi's return, and as pressure increased on Thailand its foreign ministry released a statement last week saying it held no responsibility for the situation and the two nations had to sort it out between themselves.
Instead, and despite its insistence that it holds no responsibility to commission HIV prevention services, NHS England said it would provide £2m over the next two years to run a number of early implementer test sites for 500 men "most at risk".
AGU contracts with KiddieCorp, guaranteeing that at least 12 children will be in the program, but AGU holds no responsibility for the services, according to AGU program manager Ellyn Terry.
Even these, in some circumstances, might come apart as when an estranged parent retains some decision-making rights but holds no responsibilities.
Unlike Plato's guardians, of course, Garten's mandarins hold no formal responsibility for society, and he recognizes that this is the chief obstacle to his vision.
One of the problems is that young conscripted soldiers may not fully support the war into which they are drafted; and thus it may seem odd to claim that such soldiers are guilty for or deserve to be killed in a war for which they hold no personal responsibility (see McMahan 2009).
He quickly challenged the standing of the judge's critics, like former Speaker Newt Gingrich, noting that they were not Republican officeholders and held no real responsibility for passing judgment on President Obama's choice for the court.
