Sentence examples for consolidated responsibilities from inspiring English sources

C1 New Ad Planner for G.M. General Motors consolidated responsibilities for deciding where to run its ads at a new shop to be formed by a unit of the B Com3 Group.

The largest assignment in the history of Madison Avenue was made yesterday when General Motors consolidated responsibilities for media planning -- deciding where to run ads with an annual budget of $2.9 billion -- at a new shop to be formed by a unit of the giant agency company known as the B Com3 Group.

By consolidating responsibility for covert operations, Smith made the CIA the arm of government primarily responsible for them.

The new structure consolidates responsibility around two senior executives, Hilary Schneider and Ash Patel.

We should therefore consolidate responsibility for enforcement with the CFPB, a single agency grounded by experience policing similar abuses in other sectors.

Another, more integrative response is consolidating national responsibility for ECCE into a single ministry.

Linda Yaccarino, president for cable entertainment and digital advertising sales at NBC Universal New York, part of Comcast, was named president for advertising sales, assuming sales duties for broadcast units like the NBC network as NBCUniversal consolidates responsibility for all ad sales with her.

But he warned that funding had to be maintained if this progress was to be consolidated when local authorities take over responsibility for commissioning drug treatment services next month and the NTA is merged into Public Health England.

The United Kingdom uses an integrated systems approach to food safety that includes both epidemiologic and microbiologic methods, with responsibility for foodborne illness consolidated into a single government office.

In only two of the countries studied were services for young children consolidated within one ministry; in all others, responsibilities for pre-primary education were dispersed across various ministries, levels of government, and the public and private sectors.

Responsibility for communications and messaging has been consolidated.