Sentence examples for whom responsibility from inspiring English sources

He then showed culpable leniency to the offenders, merely dismissing from his secretaryship Sir John Dalrymple, on whom responsibility for the massacre was finally placed.

It was, perhaps, Roger, his personal barber, to whom responsibility fell for Sugar's highly maintained coiffure: flattened, straightened, greased and with a stylish wave.

Among those to whom responsibility is attributed is Major Luiz Vinhas Neves, who headed the SPI from 1964 until he was sacked as a result of the report in 1968.

However, the analysis was conducted independently by the authors, with whom responsibility rests for any errors in data processing and analysis.

The extent to which health leaders participate in designing and planning how and to whom responsibility and authority will be transferred varies, but experience at country level shows that technical health expertise has not been adequately utilized in these reforms.

But his properly existentialist understanding of that phrase, respecting the ethical primacy of free organic praxis, requires that he qualify the remark with "not entirely"; for whatever system he speaks of rides on the backs of responsible individuals, alone or more likely in social wholes, for whom moral responsibility can and should be ascribed.

There is clearly confusion over how to ensure real, tangible changes are made and with whom the responsibility lies to deliver them".

"Events in Bengal," says the explanatory dispatch from the Indian government, are apt to react on the Viceroy and Government of India, to whom the responsibility for them is often wrongly attributed.

And with her high-pitched, piping delivery and jittery, as opposed to languorous, body language, she is very much the gifted, unsettled girl for whom personal responsibility has stanched the development of grace.

Marketers attribute the growth to a group they call "metrospirituals" — hybrid-driving, yoga-practicing baby- and echo-boomers for whom social responsibility and seeking out new adventures are a way of life.

I was able to learn that the officers and crew are anxiously awaiting the delivery of the judgment in the lawsuit between the British Admiralty and the White Star Line, stating upon whom the responsibility rests for the collision in the Solent Strait on Sept. 20 between the liner and the cruiser Hawke.