Sentence examples for notion that the responsibility from inspiring English sources

He calls his first wife "a witch". But feminists decry the notion that the responsibility for poor fathering rests on women's shoulders.

Thus, parallel to the notion that the responsibility assigned to an agent depends on the number of changes needed to make the agent pivotal for the outcome, one could add the condition that the responsibility assigned to pivotal agents depends on the number of changes needed to make them non-pivotal for the outcome.

Underlying much of this is the notion that the sole responsibility of corporations is to provide profits to the shareholders.

A widespread notion that the sole responsibility of corporations is to make money for the owners is a major factor supporting the trend of increasing wealth at the top levels of society, at the expense of every one else.

Mr. Furedi argues that an even bigger culprit is "the breakdown of adult solidarity," or the notion that everyone shares responsibility for children (the it-takes-a-village approach).

Americans deeply mistrust Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, but reject the notion that the U.S. has a responsibility to defend Ukraine.

And they rejected the notion that he bore responsibility for the leak of transcripts of two conversations that occurred in January before he even took over the job.

But Shlaes suavely dismisses the notion that Coolidge bears responsibility for the Great Depression and suggests his work was "complete, ready as a kind of blessing for another era".

The acknowledgments of "The Amber Spyglass" offer thanks to Enid Jones, his secondary-school English teacher, for introducing him to "Paradise Lost" and for "the best that education can give, the notion that responsibility and delight can coexist".

Yet 74percentt of adults feel that working mothers have made raising children harder and families more likely to fracture.8 The notion that the women bear the primary responsibility of childrearing and creating successful family units appeared to remain as unyielding in 2013 as it was in 1913.

This is absolutely fine, but this [identifying patients for discharge] also has to be based on collaboration, and that it is not only me [who identifies patients]; because otherwise this [the collaboration] becomes meaningless.' (Nurse, Hospital B) Importantly, the nurses did not reject the additional task as such, but rather the notion that the task became exclusively their responsibility.