Sentence examples for dictating responsibility from inspiring English sources

The IC facility setting was the primary factor dictating responsibility for prescribing and review of patients' medicines.

However, the role the government plays in dictating the responsibilities of a public broadcaster should be minimal.

These agreements often dictate the responsibility for certain obligations as between the spouses providing that one spouse will "hold the other harmless and indemnify the other" from a liabilities.

The IC facility setting dictated prescribing responsibilities and the supply of medicines, presenting challenges for HCWs.

Moreover, by choosing to travel abroad for care and, as is typical, pay out-of-pocket for this care, medical tourists frequently opt out of public health care systems and thereby the norms that dictate their responsibilities.

But the limits are those dictated by duty and personal responsibility, not by law.

Go back to the idea that a viable account of equal distribution must be appropriately sensitive to personal responsibility by dictating compensation for unchosen endowments but not for ambition and choice.

Men in particular spoke about freedom of choice around food options: "It's not the State's responsibility or the health profession's responsibility to be dictating what we can and can't eat, or how we can and can't eat".

Only one booklet used a somewhat more dictating tone, discussing the "responsibilities" of the patient.

If you were to ask Phil, the Standards Guy, for example, he would tell you (Bond) that, as the newspaper of record, our ethical responsibilities dictate that we stay far away from that type of thing (James Bond).

Emotional responsibility comes when we realize that no one is dictating our provoking thoughts, we take it on all on our own.