Sentence examples for assets responsible for from inspiring English sources

The main goals of our study were: (i) to analyze different Java-based SPL implementations for the purpose of characterizing the exception flows with respect to the code assets responsible for signaling and handling exceptions, and the common and variable features related to them; and (ii) to investigate the fault-proneness of each exception flow category identified in the study.

GWCL owns the physical assets and is also responsible for asset development and performance monitoring of the Operator whilst the day to day operations (Abstraction of raw water, production, distribution, maintenance and customer services) of water systems and personnel management in a service area are catered for by AVRL.

By the time he left TCW in 2009, he oversaw $70 billion in assets, roughly 65 percent of the company's total assets, and was responsible for roughly half of its revenue.

Many economists believe that corruption is unbeatable as long as the system gives officials the use of state assets without making them responsible for those assets' economic viability.

The US treasury department's office of foreign assets control is responsible for policing the sanctions against Cuba which are intended to isolate the government.

The government assailed the United States Congress for passing the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act, which urges President Bush to deny visas and freeze the assets of those "responsible for violence and the breakdown of the rule of law in Zimbabwe".

The US, Britain and other EU countries are considering or have already implemented a ban on entry to, and the freezing of the assets of those responsible for his detention and death, those who benefited from the conspiracy Magnitsky uncovered.

The Lehman Brothers office in Midtown makes up around a third of the original company, in terms of assets, and is responsible for paying back $360 billion in more than 60,000 claims.

As a recent report from the McKinsey Global Institute points out, between 1975 and 2003 asset appreciation was responsible for almost 30% of the increase in the value of household financial assets in America, whereas in Japan high saving rates made up for negative returns on assets.

Andrew Bailey, the FCA chief executive, said: "Asset managers are responsible for the savings of millions of people in the UK, making decisions which affect their financial wellbeing both now and in the future.

What they found was that asset allocation was responsible for 93.6% of the variation in quarterly returns in a portfolio's quarterly returns.