Sentence examples for removing the responsibility from inspiring English sources

Kevin Harcombe, head of Redlands primary in Fareham, says local authorities are elected by their residents to provide education, yet the government is removing the responsibility and giving it to people who do not even know the area.

Paradoxically, such private security may reduce public order by removing the responsibility of the inhabitants for the "outside" (Lemanski 2004).

Removing the responsibility for education from local councils is one of a range of options the review will consider.

Those being paid by direct-deposit can often have their banks automatically take money out of their paychecks, removing the responsibility of putting it into savings themselves.

By blaming ourselves we're removing the responsibility from the people harmed us.

The extra-biblical, fabricated Huckabee/Fischer theology, like Pharisee theology in Jesus' time, is designed to comfort the comfortable, placing the blame for suffering on the sufferer and removing the responsibility for the comfortable to offer help.

This being the case, why remove the responsibility from the referee to give it to someone else?" he said.

But they also understood that renouncing national ambitions did not remove the responsibility to pursue specific German goals through the common institutions.

A year later, the 1985 Prosecution of Offences Act removed the responsibility of the police for the prosecution of offences and handed it to a new independent agency, the Crown Prosecution Service.

His impartiality was called into question when he criticised the decision by Nixon last week to remove the responsibility for policing the protests against the killing of Brown from the St Louis County police force.

Given the honour by Gary Speed, he was considered to be trying to do too much – he would even rush to take throw-ins – and Chris Coleman deemed it wise to remove the responsibility from him.