I will not accept the responsibility for that which I did not do.
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"I led the debate prep and I accept the responsibility for inadequately preparing him," Mr. Wolfson said.
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"Let me be very clear: I accept the responsibility for the acts that have caused me to be here today," Manafort said.
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"I led the debate prep and I accept the responsibility for inadequately preparing him," Howard Wolfson of the Bloomberg campaign told The Times.
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" Coughlin continued, "Obviously, the past three years have not been what any of us expect, and as head coach, I accept the responsibility for those seasons.
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We are eager to accept the responsibility for doing our job and continue to demonstrate our resolve by publishing five important rules mandated by Congress just within the last four months.
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Surely, one of the most significant events in the lives of my children, born and yet to be born, came when my wife announced that she wished to return to work at the end of her maternity leave, with the unspoken corollary that I should man up and accept the responsibility for quitting my own job in the defense industry to stay at home and care for our first child, a daughter.
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This area included the long term or continuing care of dependent groups such as older people, disabled and the mentally ill. In 1988 Griffiths said of community care that it was everybody's distant cousin but nobody's baby. Basically he was saying that community care was not working because no one wanted to accept the responsibility for community care. Community Care: Agenda for Action made six key recommendations for action: # Minister of State for Community Care to ensure implementation of the policy - it required ministerial authority.
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Contrary to Van Breda however, Van der Willigen refused to accept the responsibility for the Paleontological-Mineralogical cabinet alongside his duties for the Physical cabinet, and that position was later filled by Tiberius Cornelis Winkler.Teylers Museum on Van der Willigen (Dutch)Gerard L'E. Turner The Practice of Science in the Nineteenth Century: Teaching and Research apparatus in the Teyler Museum p.14-17 Thus free to devote himself to the instrument collection and physics experiments, in the years that he spent at Teylers, Van der Willigen published 51 papers.
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It was directed to a Convention which was to consist not merely of political parties, but to be "a real representation of Irish life and activity in all their leading branches." It would be pledged that "If substantial agreement should be reached as to the character and scope of the Constitution for the future government of Ireland within the Empire", Government would "accept the responsibility for taking all the necessary steps to enable the Imperial Parliament to give legislative effect to the conclusions of the Convention".Gwynn, Stephen: John Redmond's last Years Ch. VIII "The Irish Convention and the End" pp.
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That, from the political and military point of view, > is the question with which we faced. If such a victory exists, then the > chances of it must be made clear to the German people not with lies, but > with the truth, which by then must be a reality. But if there is no such > victory, then it is a sheer crime to continue the war, because there is > never a heroic ending for the people, but simply the necessity to go on > living. > > I have again ascertained, and I accept the responsibility for this, that > there is still the possibility to conclude a favourable peace, if we Germans > again make ourselves capable of taking action.
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These were airdropped by the Allies, and distributed in July and August 1941 in Roxel's St. Pantaleon church as well as in Münster's St. Lamberti and Überkirchenkirche. A highlight of her work after the war was serving as Cardinal von Galen's interpreter in meetings with the Military Government, and being told by him "Do not hesitate to translate my words literally, it is I who accept the responsibility for them, not you." The memoirs end with Albert's release from imprisonment and return to their home in Roxel, which had survived the intensive bombing of Münster itself. She translated into English his diaries written on toilet paper during a year in prisoner of war camps, most of which have yet to be published.
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Maybach HL230 tank engine The estimated cost of establishing Maybach production at Leitmeritz was 10 to 20 million Reichsmarks, equivalent to at the time or $36 to $72 million in 2019 dollars. In early April 1944, the SS' goal was to begin production of the engines by July, which would have required 3,500 prisoners. However, the SS withdrew from the project—possibly because it was unwilling to accept the responsibility for a risky project—and it was taken over by (GB- Bau, "Office of General Representative for Regulation of the Construction Industry"), part of the Reich Ministry of Armaments and War Production. On 30 April, Hitler ordered that the dispersal to Leitmeritz be expedited because the Maybach plant in Friedrichshafen had been bombed by the Royal Air Force on the night of 27–28 April.
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