Sentence examples for responsibility lies not from inspiring English sources

The ideal response is to investigate this and to determine where the responsibility lies, not necessarily for accountability, but to make safety corrections".

The responsibility lies not only with promoters and musicians, but with critics.

"The bigger responsibility lies not with social media companies but with the state that is facilitating this environment of hate and impunity".

If our nation is to rebuild opportunity for future generations, it will require our elected leaders to realize that their responsibility lies not with their political party, but rather with the American people that they have been chosen to represent.

Robert Jackson, the Conservative member of Parliament from Dr. Kelly's Oxfordshire district, said that if the scientist had committed suicide, the responsibility lay not with the government but with the BBC.

The benefit of responsibility charting lies not only in the end product but also in the new understanding and appreciation of people's roles and required behavior that grows out of the charting process.

The prime responsibility for this lies not, in fact, with Hewitt and Hoon, though it beggars belief that they could launch such an attack without having a clear idea of who was with them.

In most places rape is punishable by law, but in certain areas of the world the responsibility for rape lies not with the rapist, but with the person who was raped, and they may be severely punished, or even killed.

The responsibility for this failure lies not only with local and national institutions, but also with the Roma leadership.

The responsibility for their predicament lies not just with corporations who insist on people working at a breakneck pace for impossibly low wages and often living like moles, but those of us who so blithely click and consume.

Polly Sprenger, counsel at Eversheds who specialises in corporate and economic crime, said: "The commissioner seems to be saying that responsibility for this criminality lies not with the criminals or the police forces properly resourced to combat them, but on consumers and banks.