Sentence examples for offloading responsibility from inspiring English sources

"Your references to the behaviour of the Liverpool fans are simply offloading responsibility, aren't they?" Weatherby asked.

The Sport England chief executive, Jennie Price, has somehow escaped criticism, offloading responsibility on to those governing bodies and occasionally punishing them by taking a small slice of their award away.

The approach also reinforces the notion that Facebook is much more comfortable trying to engineer a moral compass (via crowdsourcing views and thus offloading responsibility for potentially controversial positions onto its users) than operating with any innate sense of ethics and/or civic mission of its own.

This might be a useful way of offloading responsibility for a measure that is hardly a vote-winner.

The executive director of Pecan, Chris Price, said he was concerned jobcentres were unfairly offloading responsibility for the welfare of vulnerable claimants on to charities: "We are not part of the welfare system.

There are times when sideways passing is simply a means of offloading responsibility, and there were spells last week when Barça's passing, usually so incisive, seemed like passing for passing's sake.

Should we encourage corporations to offload responsibility on citizens?

It is too easy, therefore, for ministers to offload responsibility on to officials.

That hasn't been true in Britain since 1961, when the government offloaded responsibility for flood damage to the insurance industry.

As a means to spread economic growth and offload responsibility for hard-pressed public services, decentralisation is attractive.

In 2010, they are expected to offload responsibility for their retirees' health care onto a new fund.