Sentence examples for responsibility for abusing from inspiring English sources

It is all too common for defendants in domestic violence cases to deny their guilt and to be unwilling to take any responsibility for abusing wives and girlfriends.

Zuckerberg might have accepted responsibility for abusing user privacy, again, and endorsed vague privacy measures, but the trade associations for the tech and advertising industries strongly oppose any new regulation or legislation.

Duvlier consistently denied any responsibility for abuses committed while he was in office.

The courts have found that the churches and government share responsibility for abuses at church-run schools.

Still, Mr. Kornbluh said, "The Brazilian military is among the most recalcitrant in the world when it comes to acknowledging its responsibility for abuses".

While the United States abides by the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption — a set of standards promulgated in 1993 to prevent abuses — American agencies can often dodge responsibility for abuses by blaming local partners.

By this time, imprisoned military officers, including Contreras, were openly expressing disgust at Pinochet's refusal to accept any responsibility for abuses while his subordinates were being jailed and disgraced.

Deborah Coles co-director of Inquest, which investigates controversial deaths following police contact, said confidence in the Met was declining: "Our work on contentious deaths and their investigation has shown a systemic lack of accountability, transparency and institutional responsibility for abuse and misuse of police powers.

But like Colonel Pence, Colonel Sposato has thus far entertained few questions about the wider responsibility for abuses at Bagram, denying requests by Private Brand's lawyers to call a string of witnesses who they said could shed light on the orders and training the guards received.

The group, along with Amnesty International, yesterday also assailed the Army's findings that top generals in Iraq should bear no official responsibility for abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison or for failures that led to widespread problems at detention facilities elsewhere in Iraq.

Stop trying to change the subject, demanding that women take equal responsibility for abuse that is categorically unequal in every way.