Sentence examples for delivery responsibilities from inspiring English sources

At Tony's, fellow workers said Mr. Martinez had put in more than 10 hours on Tuesday, working behind the counter and as a cook, before taking over delivery responsibilities.

Then after about 10-30 secofds of video playback, the data centers hand over delivery responsibilities to about 16 peers (other consumers of online video content who have cached it already and can serve as mini data centers themselves).

Another company taking over some of NASA's delivery responsibilities is Space Exploration Technologies.

After spending the first few months completing all of the food rescue trips to local homeless shelters himself, Lee began organizing his network of volunteers to delegate some of the delivery responsibilities.

There is limited information regarding CHW training, supervision, prioritization of tasks, and challenges faced across multiple service delivery responsibilities.

Robustness is achieved by assigning message delivery responsibility to multiple vehicles in sparse networks.

Most countries plan to publish both NAS (overarching guidance document) and National Adaptation Plans (outline of specific adaptive measures and delivery responsibility).

Decentralization is broadly defined as involving the transfer of power, authority, resources, functions and service delivery responsibility from the central government to the lower-level actors and institutions in a political administrative structure (4– 8).

Because primary constitutional authority for organization of healthcare delivery systems in Canada rests with the provincial and territorial jurisdictions, a pan-Canadian survey could potentially be a very rich source of information on political, institutional and cultural factors that influence resource allocation efforts among senior managers with service delivery responsibility.

To examine nurse-driven HIV screening in various health care settings in terms of its impact on test offering, acceptance and delivery rates, nursing responsibilities, staff perceptions and long-term implementation.

Most supervisors were not in joint staff positions (appointed to both university and department of health) and therefore battled to prioritise their training role and to balance their service delivery and training responsibilities.