Sentence examples for responsibility belonged from inspiring English sources

That responsibility belonged to Gary Sheffield and Fernando Tatis.

American officials said privately that the responsibility belonged to the Central Asian countries.

Asked whether France could approve of the return of the inspectors by force, Mr. Chirac replied that the responsibility belonged to Mr. Blix.

The second category, about 30, was a miscellany in which the responsibility belonged mainly to the page or section editors, the graphics department, production and (even) to me.

- Director, Office of Regulatory Affairs Many participants felt that provisioning by a centralized body would simply be too cumbersome to create and maintain, and that ultimately, the responsibility belonged to the local institutions: "Having that be fully centralized would be such an enormous undertaking, that you have to rely on certain standards and capabilities at the local site.

Ms Spielman's observation that ultimate responsibility belongs to "those who are actually directly responsible for the children day to day in social care" is correct.

The responsibility belongs to everyone".

In fact this responsibility belongs to the General Medical Council.

Guilt belongs to the perpetrators of violence, but sometimes the broader responsibility belongs to us all.

"We still believe that the responsibility belongs to the developed countries".

Confirmation is a local responsibility, belonging in this case to Bishop Charles E. Bennison Jr., whose offices are in Philadelphia.