Sentence examples for total of responsibilities from inspiring English sources

According to McDonald [ 6], '(t)he REB process (and with it the focus on the research proposal and the consent form) has become the reification of the sum total of responsibilities and accountabilities for researchers, research institutions, research sponsors, and research regulators.

In the process, she most likely broke federal law, while showing a "near total deflection of responsibility," the panel concluded.

That's how we got here — a near total breakdown of responsibility at every link in our financial chain, and now we either bail out the people who brought us here or risk a total systemic crash.

"In sum, Representative Richardson's submission continues the approach she has taken in this matter from the outset: an utter absence of true remorse for her misuse of official resources and, equally as significant, for what she has put her staff through, as well as a near total deflection of responsibility for this matter," the report said.

"I note that on the basis of a tiny number of cases of fraud and malfunctioning, which did indeed merit criticism, the committee's report paints a picture of total absence of responsibility on the part of the institution and its officials.

It was the total lack of responsibility and love for myself.

The serenity comes from an almost mythical beauty coupled with a total lack of responsibility.

THE ORGANISATION OF UNICEF There is a total split of responsibility between those who perform the overall assessment of the quality of the pharmaceutical products and those who are responsible for the purchase of them.

The general thesis of the column was that a near-total breakdown of responsibility at every link in our financial chain got us here.

Table 3 displays the average faculty appointment distributions as a percentage of total appointment responsibilities.

Westchester County has good regulations for siting and construction, but maintenance is the total responsibility of the property owner who has little or no knowledge of these systems.