Sentence examples for substantial responsibility in from inspiring English sources

Today's report from the Department of Trade and Industry -- almost nine years in the making at a cost of some $14 million -- said Goldman , Sachsbore "substantial responsibility in respect of the manipulation that occurred in the market".

The report -- almost nine years in the making at a cost of some $14 million -- said Goldman , Sachsbore "substantial responsibility" in the manipulation that occurred in the market.

This will place substantial responsibility in the hands of the courts in future, as they will have to weigh opposing interests; they will certainly do so respecting the freedom of press.

"I had substantial responsibility in terms of large national and international field organisation systems," Lew said, citing a trip to inspect facilities in Billings, Mont.

China and India argue that they must be included in any international climate-change process but exempt from substantial responsibilities in a future global climate-change regime.

Supervisors and mentors have substantial responsibilities in assisting fellows as they make career choices".

Teaching the revised course format was the first time she had given her students substantial responsibility for their own learning in an undergraduate classroom.

The report added: "Skilling, who prides himself on the controls he put in place in many areas at Enron, bears substantial responsibility for the failure of the system of internal controls to mitigate the risk" of the partnerships.

Given the high resource costs involved in training clinical psychologists, and the substantial responsibility and power trainees have on qualification, it is surprising that evidence on predicting good or poor performance during clinical psychology training is sparse.

But whether he does or not, he is considered one of the top assistants in the game, and has been given substantial responsibility by White Sox General Manager Kenny Williams.

In PBL, students are encouraged to take substantial responsibility for their learning.