Sentence examples for limiting responsibility from inspiring English sources

The reasons adduced for limiting responsibility are however differently viewed by different theorists.

It needs to be stressed that the grounds for limiting responsibility will not necessarily be the same in every branch of the law.

The last topic is treated in two parts: what are causally relevant conditions ('causes-in-fact') and what are the grounds for limiting responsibility (the 'proximate cause' requirement).

If we are permissive in limiting the responsibility of coercees, this will make acquiescing to coercion a more reasonable option; if instead we are stingy in limiting responsibility for harms caused under coercion, coercees may be much less likely to acquiesce to a coercer's threats.

By limiting responsibility of the reactor owners we would be forced to assume liability for the claims of those who survive long enough to sue.

The internet groups are considered conduits of information rather than publishers under UK law, meaning they have limited responsibility for what appears on their sites.

Indeed, as Deadspin notes, various sports reporters were told that N.F.L. and Ravens officials had seen it; they relayed heavy hints that it would show all those mysterious complexities, and help to explain why Rice's suspension was so light — though the choreography of Rice's supposed limited responsibility is, again, hard to picture, absent an invisible Rube Goldberg machine in the elevator.

However, the cloud user has limited responsibility for resource management, being constrained to generating workload requests and controlling where and when workloads are placed.

As the war drew to a close, Lincoln's presidential Reconstruction for the South was in flux; having believed the federal government had limited responsibility to the millions of freedmen.

Almost a quarter of providers (22.8%) perceived they had limited responsibility to promote physical activity in young children.

The majority of providers perceived they had a role in supporting physical activity in young children (Table  1), although 22.8% of providers believed they had limited responsibility to promote physical activity in young children.