Sentence examples for suggesting responsibility from inspiring English sources

And while in the past Israel has not acknowledged operations of this kind until long after the fact, they have often been accompanied by mood music suggesting responsibility.

The Conservative-Lib Dem coalition also suggests responsibility for policing, broadcasting and large energy projects should be retained at Westminster.

In 2007, a proposal by Moecke and Lackner was submitted to the BÄK outlining suggested responsibilities of the ZNA and inhospital emergency physicians (Empfehlung der Bundesärztekammer zur Qualifikation von Ärztinnen und Ärzten in Zentralen Notaufnahmen, personal communication).

Mr. Laidi went further, suggesting that responsibility for the failures of globalization were shared between rich and poor, because less developed countries were unable to put aid to good use.

Among other things, he's guilty of the usual establishment habit of suggesting that responsibility for dealing with the symptoms of an increasingly unequal economy and society should be loaded on to its schools – which is presumably why some of his policy prescriptions have come out looking so odd.

She said investigations by her commission of inquiry over the past 18 months had uncovered evidence suggesting that responsibility lay at the highest levels of government, including the head of state.

Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen, in a recent piece on environmental issues, references Buddha in suggesting that responsibility arises from the "power to make a difference".

Considerable geographical variation in OPV exposure was shown in the study areas, indicating 'hot spots' of violence and suggesting the responsibility of the local police force.

Mr Jones suggested devolving responsibility for landfill tax, stamp duty land tax, the aggregates levy and air passenger duty which raise about £200m a year in Wales.

With the same problem in mind, Susan Hurley suggests that responsibility requires that the process "by which reason-responsive mechanisms and self-perceptions in relation to these mechanisms are acquired" (Hurley 2003, 51) is one in which the agent is equipped with mechanisms that are sufficiently responsive to objective reasons (Hurley 2003, 51 2).

We note that 16% of respondents suggested that responsibility for updating was a collective effort including all the above mentioned with the additional responsibility of information specialists involved with SRs while information specialists separately were thought of as least responsible (2/106; 2%).