Sentence examples for responsible merely for from inspiring English sources

Mubarak and Adly had not ordered any killings, declared the judge, but were responsible merely for failing to stop the bloodshed once it began.

According to Adams, a person might, for example, be responsible merely for entertaining racist thoughts, or possessing an objectionable character trait.

He argues that the recipient should be the player most responsible not merely for his team's winning more games than it would have won without him, but for his team's finishing higher in the standing than it would have without him.

In part one, we saw how as early as 1966 the FCC and FTC were drawing a hazy line between two types of services: telecommunications services, which are responsible for merely moving information to and from locations chosen by users, and information services, which involve creating, storing and performing other non-transportation tasks on that information.

"Mr Baxter was not to be held responsible as a broadacre farmer merely for growing a lawful GM crop and choosing to adopt a harvest methodology (swathing), which was entirely orthodox in its implementation," he said.

The ministers called merely for Belgrade to "investigate, identify and punish" those responsible for atrocities, and offered to send forensic experts to help.

Being responsible for a merely alleged great injustice or oppression is enough for losing one's immunity against violence, as far as the type of immunity and innocence relevant to defining terrorism is concerned.

Our data reveal that membrane traffic from early to recycling endosomes is crucial for autophagosome formation and that the recycling compartment is not merely responsible for recycling of plasma membrane receptors but also serves as a station in the early stages of autophagosome biogenesis where mATG9 and ATG16L1 meet.

Another is whether reporters paying up for a story are responsible or merely following higher editorial – and thus company – demands.

A resolution passed by the opposition majority in congress last month declared that "the government is not merely responsible for isolated violations of the law and the constitution; it has made them into a permanent system of conduct".

At his first combatant status review tribunal in 2007 he admitted to an extraordinary catalogue of terrorist attacks, many of which he was responsible for, others merely vague ideas.