Sentence examples for confused responsibility from inspiring English sources

The confused responsibility for intelligence between the Second and Fifth Bureaus, the Ministry of the Interior and the police also led to delays in providing intelligence to the armies in the field during the battle.

But even imperfect cooperation would be better than the present state of confused responsibilities.

In addition, issues relating to decentralisation, such as delays in disbursement of funds from the national level and confused responsibilities for health service delivery and reporting between different levels of government [ 16], limit the extent to which local level governments can fund and implement their plans.

Western analysts are also trying to decipher the Taliban's confused response to the killing, in which one "spokesman" claimed responsibility but others denied it.

"But creative input must not be confused with responsibility for editorial standards and compliance.

In many developing countries, decentralization has confused supervision responsibility, diminished technical supervision capacity, and reduced the number of supervision visits [ 17, 18].

There were confused claims of responsibility for the bombings.

The State Legislature tried to remedy its problems about five years ago with a hybrid fix that improved things but still left the lines of responsibility confused.

He wouldn't have had indistinct chains of authority or confused lines of responsibility or unrestricted flow charts or unresolved internal conflicts or a paucity of interagency meetings or most grievous of all, memos that were not read and acted upon.

6 We agree that decentralizing health systems can confuse institutional responsibilities, resulting in untimely and inaccurate disease surveillance.

Some HII workers were confused about their responsibilities required by law, regulations, and emergency response plans.