The phrase "at responsibility for" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "responsible for."
Example: "She is responsible for managing the project and ensuring its success."
Alternatives: "accountable for" or "in charge of."
The fact that the old Stormont, in days of UUP ascendancy, was brought down by Brian Faulkner, Sir Reg Empey's distant predecessor as UUP leader, gibing at responsibility for law and order being removed from Stormont to Westminster?
'Treatment plan' refers to how the plan is derived, who is consulted, how it is agreed, types of treatments, duration, patient preferences and arriving at responsibility for the patient's journey through the IHC process.
In nations genuinely at war, responsibility for winning at home has always been taken on by the chief executive.
AT had major responsibility for the design and conduct of the MOSAIC study, co-developed and delivered the GP training and drafted and revised the manuscript.
As the plane approached eastern Ukraine at 12.53pm, responsibility for its flight path passed to air traffic control at Dnipropetrovsk.
He demonstrates that Rumsfeld was an inveterate schemer, skilled at evading responsibility for his decisions.
Welch held a tambourine and was leaping with ungoverned delight, shaking her instrument in wild sweeps, with no chance at taking responsibility for the sound.
It's Hirsch's belief that if children aren't taught such cultural literacy at home, responsibility for it should lie with schools.
In the current case, the British government initially tried to argue that, at independence, responsibility for whatever atrocities may have been committed passed not to London, as the former colonial master, but to the new Kenyan authorities.
In the House of Representatives, the serjeant-at-arms has responsibility for the security of the chamber and its galleries.
Earlier this month 68% of Americans told YouGov that they believed the mainstream media bore at least some responsibility for violence at Trump events.
