Sentence examples for acquisition of responsibility from inspiring English sources

Among them, they establish the need for 'a progressive acquisition of responsibility in clinical management' and clinical expertise to formulate differential diagnoses and adequate management of renal diseases.

Graduates reported a change in leadership in the management system after the MPH (mean: 69%, for ranges see Figure  2), a change in technical position or area of focus (mean: 69%; range: 57% to 85%), acquisition of new responsibilities (mean: 80%; range: 53% to 100%).

KP has been active in all aspects of the study: conception, design, acquisition of data (main responsibility), analysis and interpretation of data, writing of the manuscript and final approval.

The authors' responsibilities were as follows – EM and SFO: study concept and design; EM: prepared the data and conducted the statistical analyses; EM and SH: drafted the manuscript; EM, SH, CBJ, ALTL, MS, SFO: contributed critical advice and revisions of the manuscript; SFO: funding; EM and SFO: acquisition of data and responsibility for the entire contents of the manuscript.

The acquisition of data was a responsibility of POB.

Legal and moral criteria for the acquisition of parental rights and responsibilities should clearly designate whom society should recognize as having them.

Such an outlandish claim absolves Ahold's bosses of responsibility for their acquisitions and ignores the persistent, firm-wide tendency to test the limits of acceptable accounting.Most firms that buy in bulk including such admired retailers as Wal-Mart and Tesco get discounts from suppliers if they meet sales targets.

The selection and acquisition of grazing lands is the responsibility of individual state governments, and the high levels of land compensation recommended by the Federal Land Use Act of 1978 (now Chapter L5, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004) dissuaded many states from setting up grazing reserves (Waters-Bayer and Taylor-Powell 1986a).

While the selection and acquisition of grazing lands was the responsibility of individual states, the reserves were implemented through the National Livestock Project Unit (NLPU) of the Federal Livestock Department, now the National Livestock Project Department, who were responsible for infrastructure development, e.g. provision of boreholes, dams, schools and roads (Ingawa et al. 1989).

TJS and RKM take responsibility for acquisition of data.

SP and KT had main responsibility for acquisition of data.