Sentence examples for responsibility will lie from inspiring English sources

If Khartoum retaliates against the arrest warrant by attacking refugees, aid workers or peacekeepers, the responsibility will lie solely with the leaders who issue the orders.

"If, among these immigrants, some have crossed to the side of Isis and that hasn't been checked, then the responsibility will lie with Europe," he warned as Greece negotiated its debt repayments with Brussels.

As this week's row over child benefit has shown, the welfare budget will be critical, and much of that responsibility will lie with Douglas Alexander, who has been promoted to shadow work and pensions after co-chairing David Miliband's campaign.

"There has been discussion of a greater use of court orders to block some sites, but it will be difficult to decide whether responsibility will lie with the Home Office or internet service providers".

"Responsibility will lie with those who have organised their presence, provided them with the weapons, put the uniforms on them, supported them, and have been engaged in the process of guiding them over the course of this operation," Kerry said, adding that the US had "made very clear that Russia has a huge impact on all those forces.

"Responsive measures will follow from our side, and the responsibility for them will lie fully on the U.S".

She added: "If famine does take hold later in the year, and the humanitarian agencies are deeply fearful that it will, responsibility for it will lie squarely with the country's leaders, who agreed to a cessation of hostilities in January and then failed to observe it themselves".

All responsibility will now lie with him.

That responsibility will always lie with us.

Administration officials have made clear that the responsibility for future talks will lie with Israelis and Palestinians themselves.

Companies who continue to indulge in shady practices will face "enforcement action" according to the OFT, which notes that from 1 April, responsibility for this enforcement will lie with the UK's new Competition and Markets Authority.