Sentence examples for commanding responsibility from inspiring English sources

They have performance responsibility and not commanding responsibility [ 28].

"You would think," Harhoff speculated, "that the military establishment in leading states [such as USA and Israel] felt that the courts in practice were getting too close to the military commanders' responsibilities … in other words: the court was heading too far in the direction of commanding officers being held responsible for every crime their subordinates committed.

"He understands the concept of command, the commanding officer ultimately has to take responsibility for those actions in his subordinates that have proven to be unprofessional or downright wrong".

"She's an effective administrator, a fair and compassionate disciplinarian and she knows her responsibilities," said her commanding officer, Major Eric Smith, who heads the department's Central District.

The commanding firefighter has the duty to oversee the situation within his or her area of responsibility, usually a city or county to ensure and maintain the ability to act.

When the Commando units were originally formed in 1940, training was the responsibility of the unit commanding officers.

"I expect every commanding officer to take on this same responsibility".

"As a commanding officer, I always think that I have responsibility not only for those guys, but for their wives and kids," Captain Leto said.

This strategy corresponds to the international trend of government functions changing from the old "commanding and controlling" to "steering not rowing", whereby responsibilities are shifted from the government to the field and new governing mechanisms are introduced such as marketisation of public sectors [ 4, 13– 17].

By position and responsibility, he or she will take a commanding role in responding to emergency incidents.

It was enough to conclude the collective responsibility of the military – the paratroopers and their commanding officers who ordered them to enter the Bogside of Londonderry at the end of the march.