Sentence examples for broadly responsible from inspiring English sources

The intelligence committee, which is headed by former foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind, found that MI5, broadly responsible for domestic intelligence, had made "errors".

There is a presumption in business that a chief executive is broadly responsible for everything that happens in his company, for better or worse.

He works with an event manager but is broadly responsible for booking complimentary rooms, negotiating event rates for clients, finding quotes and meeting clients.

It's a bold promise, and it's a positive one – even if Labour was broadly responsible for the decline of apprenticeships in the first place, after Blair's policy of getting 50% of young people into university took hold.

Though the judge had pronounced him responsible for a "dark, dark, dark" era of crimes and said he was broadly responsible for the killings, the verdict was followed by days of street protests.

If the gun lobby ever spoke honestly, what they would say is that of course we are broadly responsible for these killings, but regular mass killings of innocent people is the price we pay for the liberty to own whatever guns we want, in order to be protected from a phantom threat we cannot name.

Overwhelming evidence indicates that environmental exposures, broadly defined, are responsible for most cancer.

Ecotourism is broadly defined as "responsible" or "ethical" travel during which tourists try their best to minimize environmental impact and ensure their spending and presence benefits the local community.

Broadly, I am responsible for equity in education in an 'Access and Quality Education' team within the Education section.

More broadly, the underlying factors responsible for the base melanistic plumage in B. j. harlani, and more generally, melanism in B. jamaicensis require additional study.

While their remits do vary, they have broadly similar powers: they are responsible for safeguarding the rights of children and young people, can launch their own inquiries and are free from ministerial control.