Sentence examples for defined area of responsibility from inspiring English sources
Each member typically has one clearly defined area of responsibility in which he (still very rarely a "she") is the boss.
Each member typically has one clearly defined area of responsibility in which he (still very rarely a "she") is the boss That area may be functional — engineering — or geographic — e.g., North America.
The hurricane season in the North Central Pacific runs annually from June 1 to November 30; The Central Pacific Hurricane Center monitors the storms that develop or move into the defined area of responsibility.
Over 90 larval surveillance CORPs were actively employed by the UMCP during the time of the survey, with each CORP assigned to a defined area of responsibility comprising a specific subset of TCUs within one neighbourhood.
Social and health assistant, Hospital C Nutritional care in the bed ward is often a collectively defined area of responsibility, but experience shows, however, that very few members of the care team take on this responsibility: "If we did not have an assistant nurse like her – if she did not take responsibility, things would not work.
But the four rules underpinning self-management are quite convincing: Zappos, the US online clothing retailer, recently extended self-management to all 1,600 of its employees – each of whom defines their area of responsibility.
Simultaneously, a well defined and fixed area of responsibility was assigned to individual vector control workers to strengthen their relationship with the community and to assure an optimal inclusion of the community based strategy in the vector control programme.
Some of these countries also have territory on multiple continents, which can be covered only as far south as the Tropic of Cancer in the Atlantic Ocean, which defines NATO's "area of responsibility" under Article 6 of the North Atlantic Treaty.
Today's operation was part of Israel's campaign to seize full responsibility for its own security along its eastern boundary with the West Bank, blurring if not erasing lines that once defined areas under Palestinian security control.
The possible immediate challenges for the implementation of the new early childhood education policy are as follows: State Document 41# identified that the government should take the main responsibility for the provision of early childhood education, but, in reality, how do we define the main areas of responsibility?
