Sentence examples for responsibility for enabling from inspiring English sources

"Journal editors also bear some of the responsibility for enabling companies to manipulate publications," the editorial said.

"The government bears the ultimate responsibility for enabling disabled people to participate in society on equal terms, and we believe it is simply not discharging that responsibility" said Deech.

Mark Cuban: That their cable, satellite or telco TV provider will take full responsibility for enabling the viewer to get the content they are already paying for on multiple devices in any number of locations.

In the Netherlands, local and provincial authorities carry responsibility for enabling economic activities within their boundaries both now and in the future, upholding the law and administering existing policies.

Beyond the requirements set by legislation, companies should consider taking the lead 'closest to home' first - ensuring sustainability within the workforce through, for example, setting tobacco-free policies, and carefully considering their responsibility for enabling better health among consumers and local communities, as well as the responsibility not to undermine legislation at national level.

Other than for Case 1, each case will be asked to nominate an internal facilitator who will take responsibility for enabling access to sites and participants; advising on specific research governance processes; and providing a bridge for communication between the study and relevant people within the organisation, and for dissemination activities.

Praise and blame are tools for enabling people to assume responsibility for their conduct — to enable them to regulate their conduct in view of their consequences for others.

Fig. 1 Key principles for enabling an ethic of love per stakeholder responsibility.

U.S. Ambassador the United Nations, Nikki Haley, denounced Russia, the Syrian government's top foreign sponsor, for enabling Syria's use of chemical weapons — and warned that "the United States will no give up on the responsibility" to "act".

Putting Safety Check activation in this protective, semi-algorithmic swaddling means the company can cushion itself from blame when the feature is (or is not) activated — since it's not making case-by-case decisions itself — yet also (apparently) sidestep the responsibility for its technology enabling widespread algorithmic stress.

To exceed, you need to accept responsibility for your mistakes enabling you to learn from them and build on the experience they teach.