carry the can (Meaning)

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carry the can (v)

accept the unpleasant consequences of one's actions

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Despite being a team effort, he was the one who had to carry the can when the project failed.
When the company faced legal trouble, the CEO decided to carry the can and take responsibility.
It's unfair that she always has to carry the can for mistakes made by others in the department.
In any organization, leaders must be willing to carry the can for decisions made under their authority.
When the budget went over, the finance manager had to carry the can and explain to the board.
He refused to let his team carry the can alone, taking responsibility for their collective actions.
It's admirable when a leader is willing to carry the can for their team's shortcomings.
Despite being innocent, he agreed to carry the can to protect his friend from punishment.
The coach always taught his players to carry the can with dignity, win or lose.
It's essential to establish a culture of accountability where everyone is willing to carry the can for their actions.

accept the unpleasant consequences of one's actions

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Despite being a team effort, he was the one who had to carry the can when the project failed.

When the company faced legal trouble, the CEO decided to carry the can and take responsibility.

It's unfair that she always has to carry the can for mistakes made by others in the department.

In any organization, leaders must be willing to carry the can for decisions made under their authority.