Sentence examples for responsibility for information from inspiring English sources

Brands that are slow – or even negligent – in protecting customer data will lose out to rivals seeking to build such trust by placing principled responsibility for information at the heart of their business profile.

Mr. Annas, the Boston University expert, said it was "unheard of to turn over responsibility for information about a patient's condition to a manufacturer, which has responsibility for keeping the device in running order but no responsibility for clinical care".

The main areas of responsibility are: acting as the chief legal adviser to the department and its agencies, acting as the senior information risk owner for department policy, responsibility for information management and assurance, better regulation and departmental security.

The card is sold at activedogs.com for less than $30; the Web site notes that it "is not a certifying agency, nor do we hold any responsibility for information that you have us put on your ID badge".

However, with information comes responsibility for information management and interpretation.

However, EDCTP cannot accept any responsibility for information or views expressed herein.

The simplicity of the architecture lies in the delegation of primary responsibility for information-generation and communication to 'National Nodes'.

Empowering users with a self-filled form is undoubtedly an improvement, but it should be accompanied by an exploration of proactive responsibilities for information quality control by other agents in the infosphere.

From the age of 14, he helped form the Philadelphia branch of the Black Panther Party with Defense Captain Reggie Schell, and other Panthers, taking appointment, in his own words, as the chapter's "Lieutenant of Information", exercising a responsibility for writing information and news communications.

Google probably has no responsibility for this information, although some of it appears to be third party personal information, and they are hosting it on their servers.

"We have run into the filter bubble issue, which is a homogenization of culture," said Clay Johnson, author of "The Information Diet," a new book that argues that consumers should take responsibility for the information they seek and consume online.