Sentence examples for delineated responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Inherent in this process are delineated responsibilities assumed by all parties, including the parent/guardian, the school personnel, and the student (3, 24, 25).

Integration suggests clearly delineated responsibilities within the health system, fair remuneration and, in some cases, the possibility of a career path [ 7].

Registration of misoprostol for the treatment of incomplete abortion, accurately estimating demand for misoprostol, and creating a formal plan to maintain supplies of misoprostol with clearly delineated responsibilities for such maintenance, were solutions proposed by study respondents to prevent commodity stock-outs.

In this context, there is a need to maintain an adequate number of HR managers in health care organizations with clearly delineated roles, responsibilities and competencies.

Several experts commented that these levels should be viewed somewhat arbitrarily as they are not always clearly delineated, and responsibilities at any level are dependent on factors such as the level of decentralisation in the health system and the levels of staffing at particular facilities.

Only rarely were there clear lines of authority delineating the responsibilities of managers at different hierarchical levels.

Having learned nothing from the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution in 1964, Congress once again abdicated one of its main responsibilities delineated by the Constitution: the prerogative to declare war.

As was found in programs implemented in Rwanda, Peru, and Australia, delineated roles and responsibilities for all implementing partners and preparing communities in advance through awareness raising and sensitization were critical aspects to the feasibility of HPV vaccine delivery [ 7, 17, 19].

Weekday mornings are all about survival, and over the years my wife and I have arrived at clearly delineated areas of responsibility.

In Indian policy, this is delineated as contractors' responsibility to issue passbooks to migrant workers in the Inter-state Migrant Workmen Act [IMWA, 43, article 12] as well as the directive of state labor welfare boards to maintain registrations and provide identity cards for workers (who have worked 90 days) in the Building and Other Construction Workers Act [BOCWA, 60, articles 12 13].

Darrell says: One thing that helped was that our responsibilities were delineated.