Sentence examples for laws responsibility from inspiring English sources

Jackson told the court that once Congress passes laws, responsibility for enforcing them shifts to the executive, and the legislature ceases to have active involvement.

One might hold that in a world in which human choices are events and all events are caused by prior events according to physical laws, responsibility can make sense pragmatically and instrumentally in various settings but does not really make good normative sense under scrutiny.

They insist that Laws is totally aware of the speech, and insist it is unthinkable for such a close ally of the deputy prime minister to be kept out of the loop on a speech so directly within Laws responsibilities.

Medicine defines illness, the law, responsibility.

Under the law, responsibility for the cases falls to prosecutors in the defendant's home jurisdiction, meaning that law enforcement officials must conduct expensive investigations overseas under dangerous conditions, then bring evidence and witnesses back to the United States.

As stated earlier, in law responsibility for harm can rest on risk allocation as well as on causation.

The laws placed responsibility on shippers and delivery companies to verify the recipient's identity and age.

In the UK there are no blanket laws and responsibility rests with sites – who require proof of death before handing over any digital keys.

For one, as he wrote in Lawfare, the U.S. needs "an independent, defense-only cybersecurity agency with no intelligence, military or law enforcement responsibility" rather than a patchwork of agencies each partially responsible for cybersecurity defense.

"When the arbiters of Jewish law take responsibility for the revolutionary transformation of the Jewish condition," he said, "then Jewish law will be able to guide those Jews who must take responsibility for the larger society".

For example in Sweden, where the system is decentralised and law places responsibility at regional/local level, there are 21 regional preparedness plans with their own responsible public health bodies.