Sentence examples for responsibility for wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Executives are being allowed to escape responsibility for wrongdoing no matter how egregious.

In the past, companies would go to great lengths to avoid taking responsibility for wrongdoing.

A person who has advised Mr. Rangel in the case said much of the tension in the talks with the committee stemmed from issues of language, meaning how far the representative must go to publicly accept responsibility for wrongdoing.

SAP accepted responsibility for wrongdoing in that case, but Oracle used the forum as an opportunity to needle Mr. Apotheker, a longtime rival in the market for business software.

The government has "acknowledged its responsibility for wrongdoing and its desire to make it right and restore this man to his place in Guatemalan history," said Richard J. Wilson, a law professor at American University and the director of the law school's human rights clinic, which argued the Arbenz family's case.

Patricia Pileggi, a former prosecutor who was chief of the public integrity section at the United States attorney's office in Brooklyn, said that when a target of a case accepted responsibility for wrongdoing, it could be a tipping factor in whether to continue an investigation".

Despite those resignations, a leading British police officer, Sir Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers, on Sunday said that Rupert Murdoch was still "in complete denial" about the scandal and had refused to take responsibility himself for wrongdoing within his newspaper empire.

Commemorations provided by groups responsible for wrongdoing may demonstrate a willingness to acknowledge responsibility for such wrongs, (renewed) respect for the victims, and commitment never to repeat such misdeeds (Barsalou and Baxter 2007, Blustein 2014).

Thursday's announcement indicates that the police are also investigating whether the employer of the arrested journalists bears corporate responsibility for any wrongdoing.

We apologise for the error and can confirm that there is no suggestion that Mr Dusanjh was aware of, or had any responsibility for, any wrongdoing.

"The judge's ruling means that the litigation can finally get under way, and that the state can no longer avoid the responsibility for its wrongdoing".