Sentence examples for removed from responsibility from inspiring English sources
By the time of the coup, Mr. Hunt had been removed from responsibility.
In January 2011, shortly after the Lib Dem business secretary Vince Cable had been removed from responsibility for the bid and replaced by culture secretary Jeremy Hunt, Pietsch entertained Michel in Downing Street.
With the auction process, the federal government would be one step removed from responsibility for evaluating individual projects, eliminating the prospect of conflict of interest or cronyism.
The contractor's bankruptcy adds an interesting twist to the mediation, since the third party is removed from financial responsibility.
"I always say the people who are most certain about what the model will be are the furthest removed from any responsibility for actually making that model occur," he says a touch world-wearily.
Health care for injured workers should be provided by a national health care system independent of industry involvement and insurance industry control; health care providers should be removed from the responsibility of determining eligibility for benefits.
But his expansive role has provided his critics on both ends of the ideological spectrum with new ammunition for their argument that Mr. Greenspan is meddling in issues far removed from his responsibilities at the central bank.
Judge Appleby repeatedly denied Kunstler's requests for DeMarino to be removed from his responsibilities for the duration of the trial "because he did not divulge his association with the juror".
However, another potential factor is the relative likelihood of sanction: If a nurse commits a serious medicines error, they're removed from their responsibilities.
If a doctor commits a serious medicines error, it doesn't happen: there's no censure at all (Consultant, Hospital B Iff a nurse commits a serious medicines error, they're removed from their responsibilities.
The study says that about 40,000 American military personnel were removed from nuclear-weapons responsibilities from 1975 to 1990 for alcohol, drug or psychiatric problems.
