Sentence examples for reported responsibility from inspiring English sources

In our study, Korean physicians reported responsibility and obligation as core medical professionalism virtues in their practice, which reflects essential virtues according to the medical code of ethics.

The most reputed plants in the Nordic flora with reported responsibility for livestock poisoning include wolf's-bane (Aconitum lycoctonum) (alkaloids), cowbane (Cicuta virosa) (alkaloids), groundsel (Senecio spp).

The policy, found on the school's Student Affairs website, defines hazing, requires pre-clearance for fraternity activities as well as security walk-throughs, and outlines accomplice and group responsibility, reporting responsibility, and possible sanctions for violators.

For this analysis participants were asked to specify their level of reporting responsibility.

The DSMB has a reporting responsibility to the funding body and each research sites' local governance body (Institutional Review Board or Human Research Ethics Committee).

However, if a pharmaceutical company is provided with the raw database, then this would trigger reporting responsibilities under current regulations.

Israel Radio reported that responsibility for the attack had been claimed by the radical Palestinan group Ansar al-Sunna.

In our study, however, between 50% and 70% of the parents reported shared responsibility for various diabetes management tasks.

The Israeli historians Ilan Pappé and Benny Morris have presented irrefutable evidence that atrocities occurred during the founding of the Israeli state, although arguments persist about the accuracy of reports, responsibility for actions, and degrees of brutality.

The report states: "Without wanting in any way to enter the political debate on this issue, we have a reporting responsibility to set out in our annual report the risks facing the business, and we believe that Scottish independence could present a number of risks.

It follows then that the structure of grants and their reporting responsibility is a much more authoritarian way to make decisions than the democratic process of a community deciding how to prioritize education projects through a locally elected board.