Sentence examples for responsibilities arising from inspiring English sources

The Greek police examine and investigate in depth every single report regarding the use of violence by police officers; if there are any responsibilities arising, the police take the imposed disciplinary action against the officers responsible.

While this would be best achieved through harmonized international climate policy, the differences between countries in level of economic development, obligations stemming from historic emissions and responsibilities arising from future emissions, mean harmonization is still a long way off.

The information obtained as a result of these amendments should assist the SEC in fulfilling its increased responsibilities arising under Dodd-Frank.

Beyond the US responsibilities arising from the UN Security Council, America has a role built on past mistakes, current interests or historical ties.

That said, you're probably still the same person at 30 as you were at 29. Yes, life changes and new responsibilities arise that we have to adapt to, but the idea of seeing one experience, one birthday, as a precipice between young and old age is ridiculous and puts a huge amount of pressure on us, which is only going to lead to disappointment.

"Austria accepts her responsibility arising out the tragic history of the 20th century and the horrendous crimes of the National Socialist regime," it said, referring to the Nazis alongside whom many Austrians fought.

assume all future legal responsibility arising from the placement of the debris, which may include entering into an agreement to hold the owner of the demolished bridge or overpass harmless in any liability action.

In law the main grounds of responsibility for harm are therefore (i) an agent's personal responsibility for causing harm and (ii) a person's responsibility arising from the fact that he, she or it bears the risk of having to answer in legal proceedings for the harm in question.

The United Nations and UNICEF disclaim any liability or responsibility arising from the use of the UNICEF Web Site or the Content of the UNICEF Web Site.

The need for judging moral responsibility arises both in ethics and in law.

Most questions about coercion's effect on responsibility arise in cases of coercion via conditional threats.