Sentence examples for no more responsibility from inspiring English sources

Cavani added: "I will have no more responsibility to score, I have it every game".

"And so long as sympathetic white people feel no more responsibility than watching the videos, then nothing changes".

Instead, the couple preferred to keep things fluid, taking no more responsibility than they would have in the days when they employed a servant to run the servants.

The German Foreign Ministry in the 1920s even had a propaganda unit that took every opportunity to encourage attacks on the treaty and, by selectively releasing documents, to suggest that Germany bore no more responsibility for the war than any other nation.

Barkley responded that he had no more responsibility for those wrongdoings than Hazelip had for the murder of William Goebel, a Democratic governor who had allegedly been assassinated by Republican conspirators in 1900.

But despite this, the younger generation of Greeks carries no more responsibility for the mistakes of its elders than the younger generation of Germans did in the 1950s and 1960s.

I have been out of school for years; there are no more responsibility-free days dedicated to nothing but counting cracks in ceilings or collecting coins for ice cream trucks that go by when parents aren't home.

Hence, the combination of criticism of Governor Bush's staff -- a conventional politician's response that treats choosing aides as no more the candidate's responsibility than the weather -- and the hope that they, and he, will soon do better.

But is it no more than corporate social responsibility to speak of business as part of the solution as well as the problem of modern slavery?

Ultimately, no one bears more responsibility than the President and his government.

No one bears more responsibility for this whole unedifying event than David Cameron, it is true.