Sentence examples for responsibility for violations from inspiring English sources
"The police investigations were narrow in scope – focused on whether they felt there was a realistic prospect of convicting an identified individual, to the criminal standard of proof, in these cases; the need properly to investigate the UK's responsibility for violations of its human rights obligations in relation to these matters remains".
That differs from the way retailers in the European-dominated plan take responsibility for safety violations.
The measures also extend responsibility for legal violations to news writers and commentators, in addition to a publication's director.
The Saints apologized in a statement that invoked Hurricane Katrina and fans' loyalty to the team in its aftermath, and took responsibility for the violations.
"The University has accepted responsibility for the violations that occurred and self-imposed meaningful penalties," Ole Miss said in its response.
"The Filipinos who began this case were pioneers in establishing principles of civil responsibility for massive violations of the laws of humanity," said Diane F. Orentlicher, an expert on international law who is deputy for war crimes issues at the State Department.
In its judgment, the Iran tribunal found that the Islamic Republic of Iran bears absolute responsibility for gross violations of human rights against its citizens and "crimes against humanity under customary international law as applicable to Iran in the 1980s".
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It does not accept legal responsibility for the violations.
The multiple companies act as a compartmentalized buffer, defraying responsibility for these violations, legal and moral.
It is unhelpful for Egyptian leaders to try to evade responsibility for the violations that occurred by speaking about hidden hands and foreign interference, as Prime Minister Sharaf did.
