Sentence examples for responsibility for correct from inspiring English sources

The responsibility for correct specification rests heavily with the client or his contractor, who finds that input from all related sources process operations personnel, mechanical personnel, rotating equipment specialist, pump manufacturers, other pump users plays a major part in confirming that these pump performance and fluid specifications are correct.

The teacher takes on some responsibility for correcting but places the burden of correction on the learner and leaves it up to the individual student to make the actual correction.

In fact, in the days before the show, which had to be delayed 48 hours, Mr. Costa took responsibility for correcting mistakes apparently made by the company's Italian licensing partner, sewing and finishing some of the clothes himself.

Raphael said she inherited the tracking system when she took over the department in 2011, but that she takes responsibility for correcting its flaws.

Chiropractic physicians must assume responsibility for correcting deficiencies in compliance and documentation.

They do not mention publishing abandoned trials and ignore responsibility for correcting reporting biases persisting in existing trial publications.

The publisher deserves credit for taking action to comply with COPE's standards, for publishing an Erratum that addresses the COI issue clearly and for requiring the authors to accept responsibility for correcting their undeclared COI.

Instead, accept responsibility for correcting the mistake in the present, and make the most out of a bad situation.

But rarely the IT service company would stand behind or take financial responsibility for correcting the functionality and delivering to the customer's expectations.

It would have led to repeated mistakes across management of health services, abdicating responsibility for the correct completion of checklists and targets, while failing to acknowledge human experience.

Supreme responsibility for the correct carrying out of the cult, on which the welfare of the country depended, was entrusted to the city ruler, or, when the country was united, the king.