Acceptance of responsibility definition

Acceptance of responsibility means the charged student agrees that the conduct constitutes a violation of the Student Code of Conduct, as outlined in the student conduct notice, waives right to appeal, and accepts outcomes/sanctions imposed.
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Examples of Acceptance of responsibility in a sentence

  • Acceptance of responsibility must be supported with evidence of capability and DFID reserves the right to clarify any aspect of this evidence.

  • Acceptance of responsibility must be supported with evidence of Duty of Care capability and DFID reserves the right to clarify any aspect of this evidence.

  • Acceptance of responsibility for these expectations, policies, and terms is required to retain the privilege of on-­‐campus residency.

  • Acceptance of responsibility will only be recognized if the Respondent accepts responsibility by signing a written document prepared by the Title IX Coordinator/DHR Administrator that describes the range of discipline that the president or designee will consider in reaching a decision about discipline.

  • Acceptance of responsibility must be supported with evidence of capability (no more than 2 A4 pages) and DFID reserves the right to clarify any aspect of this evidence.

  • Acceptance of responsibility and remedial measures are assessed in the context of the ‘‘egregiousness of the violations and the [DEA’s] interest in deterring similar misconduct by [the] Respondent in the future as well as on the part of others.’’ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇.

  • Acceptance of responsibility must be supported with evidence of capability (no more than [2] A4 pages) and DFID reserves the right to clarify any aspect of this evidence.

  • Acceptance of responsibility will only be recognized if the Respondent accepts responsibility by signing a written document prepared by the Title IX Coordinator/DHR Administrator that describes the range of disciplinary sanctions that the president or designee will consider in reaching a decision about discipline/sanctions.