Sentence examples for makes it responsible for from inspiring English sources

The Moral Machine poses basic choices like whether AI should intervene at all if it will save more lives, or if it should stay passive instead of actively changing events in a way that makes it responsible for someone's death.

This makes it responsible for most of the SV, with maximum in the South Atlantic and a weaker one at equatorial Africa; lower energy (1/3 and lower) characterizes areas such as north of South America, North America, Indian Ocean and Asia.

"The central government's failure to take serious action to ensure accountability for the June violence fostered impunity, and makes it responsible for later attacks not only when security forces were directly involved but also when they weren't".

The company now finds itself in a tricky spot: its 39.1 percent stake in BSkyB is enough to make it responsible for any misfires, like the recent disclosures by Sky News that it had engaged twice in illegal e-mail hacking in pursuit of stories, without having real control.

Indirectly, it found that some 100,000 jobs depend on the company, making it responsible for the equivalent of 0.8% of total South African employment.

Corruption and political upheaval heavily impacts education, making it responsible for numerous social and economic issues, which, in turn, prevents Honduras from climbing the statistical ladder.

May was also the month that United agreed to buy U S Airways, the country's sixth-largest carrier, for $4.3 billion, a deal that would make it responsible for carrying 25percentt of the country's air passengers.

The Pentagon is considering a plan to train a private Iraqi security force and make it responsible for guarding pipelines, government buildings and hundreds of other sites in Iraq, military officials said today.

To date the Glazers' takeover has cost United more than £500m in interest, bank charges and fees, after they borrowed £525m to buy the club, then made it responsible for servicing their debts.

They noted that Vivendi Environnement took a step yesterday to distance itself from its parent, when bondholders voted to sever a link that could have made it responsible for 1.5 billion euros ($1.47 billion) should Vivendi Universal default on its debt.

Mr. de Kwiatkowski's lawyers countered that the brokerage firm gave advice on a daily basis that extended beyond the normal client-broker relationship, making it responsible for his losses.