Sentence examples for covering responsibilities from inspiring English sources

The majority of participants from SMEs held the role of managing director or director in the company in which they were based, with the role of director covering responsibilities across a range of activities, including marketing, new product development, and commercial roles.

You will also need a plan for covering your responsibilities, one that shows how your work will be seamlessly handled by others while you are away, so that neither clients nor co-workers suffer, said Rachelle J. Canter, president of RJC Associates, a leadership development firm in San Francisco and author of "Make the Right Career Move" (Jossey-Bass).

Develop a plan for covering your responsibilities when you're gone.

"There's no logical explanation for it to be torn down other than covering up responsibility," he said.

In that role, he will have wide-ranging responsibilities covering clients and external and government affairs.

A range of corporate guidelines such as the UN Global Compact principles, the Indicators of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) or Article 30 of Agenda 21 prescribe comprehensive lists of corporate roles and responsibilities covering a wide economic, social and environmental aspects.

Ardern said there was help provided to these New Zealanders but that help did not involve covering insurance companies' responsibilities.

The template for the above memoranda was provided by the Consortium Coordinator, typically covering roles and responsibilities of parties, processes for staff recruitment and financial accountability, communication mechanisms and key principles for decision-making including mechanisms for conflict resolution.

AFRICOM's area of responsibility includes US "military operations and military relations with 53 African nations - an area of responsibility covering all of Africa except Egypt".

Bahrain has been the headquarters of US naval activity in the Gulf since 1948, with the fifth fleet's area of responsibility covering the Gulf, Red Sea, Gulf of Oman, parts of the Indian Ocean and several important shipping lanes.

Responding to accusations that she had no coordinated plan, she has created a taskforce across the government, giving each ministry a specific area of responsibility, covering everything from transport to education, and has said the issue will be discussed prominently at every cabinet meeting.