Sentence examples for relieved of responsibility from inspiring English sources

In the absence of choice, the addicted person is essentially relieved of responsibility.

… And since choices are individual, they have no social consequences; women are therefore relieved of responsibility of considering the broader implications of their decisions.

Yet, two years ago, Ford filed a formal request to be relieved of responsibility for monitoring of the site, appearing to indicate that the cleanup was complete.

"I think they are relieved of responsibility only because I think their influence was far less than they thought it was," Allawi said.

While some would suggest that if he chooses to shoot one, his responsibility is limited by virtue of being justified; one might suggest that either course Jim takes, he should be relieved of responsibility for any of the consequences on grounds that the consequences that become attached to his decision depend wholly on the will of someone else who attaches them.

News that KCTMO, the much maligned arms-length management company, will at last be relieved of responsibility for the Lancaster West Estate was met with mixed reactions.

No one at Yale has been or will be relieved of responsibilities or subjected to disciplinary action for expressing an opinion.

Brand was giving politicians "the green light to neglect the concerns of young people because they've been relieved of the responsibility of courting their vote".

Some lenders also fret that if underwriting becomes too prescriptive, borrowers are relieved of taking responsibility for their own actions.

He added: "That just gives politicians the green light to neglect the concerns of young people because they've been relieved of the responsibility of courting their vote.

But this doesn't mean they are relieved of the responsibility to call out a legacy of representation that has recently become very profitable for the music industry.