Sentence examples for immediately responsible from inspiring English sources

The responses, reactions and abilities of those immediately responsible for a child influence the child's ability to cope with a traumatic occurrence.

Who was immediately responsible?

Though Biffen, as trade minister, was immediately responsible, it was clearly not taken by him alone.

As the Freedom Party leader in Vienna, Mr. Kabas was immediately responsible for the xenophobic election posters that clearly sought to play on fears and misgivings over immigration in changing neighborhoods of the capital.

Ten years after the war in Bosnia ended, the two men held most immediately responsible for the carnage in Bosnia, Ratko Mladic and Radovan Karadzic, are still at large.

Asked about the issue, a senior State Department official in Washington refused to comment, but said it was true that the inquiry needed to go beyond "the first and second levels," meaning who was immediately responsible for the attack, "all the way back to the spider in the web".

Imran Khan, leader of the P.T.I., immediately held Hussain "directly responsible" for her murder, and 12,000 P.T.I. supporters wrote to the British police asking them to investigate Hussain's role in the killing.

Though she is not immediately causally responsible for her death, she appears morally responsible for her death, since she initiates a sequence of events which she intended to culminate in her death, a sequence which cannot be explained without reference to her beliefs and desires.

Mr. Huether immediately felt responsible.

"There's never been anything like this," Mr. Bogle said, adding that while the Pearl Harbor attack was devastating, the news nevertheless came from a remote territory in the Pacific, and an identifiable enemy was immediately held responsible.

While femoral motion, especially flexion and internal rotation, was immediately considered responsible for femoroacetabular engagement [2], functional acetabular orientation (as a consequence of pelvic posture and motion) was only recently considered.