Sentence examples for indicates responsibility from inspiring English sources

Navi Pillay, the UN's human rights chief, said a commission of inquiry into human rights violations in Syria "has produced massive evidence … [of] very serious crimes, war crimes, crimes against humanity" and that "the evidence indicates responsibility at the highest level of government, including the head of state".

In biomedical sciences, a last-author position indicates responsibility for managing the group carrying out the research described in the publication.

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"The evidence indicates responsibility at the highest level of government, including the head of state," Pillay said at a news conference in Geneva.

Some shifts in peak position occur to indicate responsibilities of plant extract in reducing and stabilize silver nitrate to Ag/A.

Additionally, respondents indicated responsibilities to attend to client triage, administration of medications, provision of emergency-care services (trauma, minor surgery) and emergency obstetric care.

Figure  1 shows the diagrammatic representation of FSV among the various component of the programme indicating responsibilities, reporting routes, verbal and written feedbacks and review meetings.

The amount of Sarin used in the attack – hundreds of kilograms, according to Human Rights Watch's calculations – also indicates government responsibility for the attack, as opposition forces have never been known to be in possession of such significant amounts of Sarin.

That could have rested with one individual, or with some kind of state or commercially sponsored activity; but there was nothing from the investigation that indicates where responsibility lay".

"It provides many facts, but leaves out the most important information, the kind of evidence that indicates government responsibility for crimes committed by its force.

Accountability-responsibility indicates the obligation to justify (give reasons) for what one has done (or not).   5.