Sentence examples for discharging responsibilities from inspiring English sources

(8) What are your (or committee members') challenges discharging responsibilities in the committee?

But decision fatigue affects a lot more of life than discharging responsibilities at work or deciding which mobile subscription to choose in private life.

But increasingly, discharge responsibilities are being assigned to clerical staff members rather than nurses or social workers.

"Our expectation was that the first would discharge responsibilities to all remaining authors.

Primary care trusts also discharge responsibilities in respect of underperforming doctors.

The bill should also provide institutional modalities for groups and associations of either farmers and/or communities to exercise their rights and discharge responsibilities emanating from its provisions.

Raymond Snoddy, former Times and FT media editor and ex-presenter of BBC's Newswatch: "BBC crisis should lead to questions about effectiveness of emails - people think they have discharged responsibility just by sending one".

The post-discharge responsibility period may be DRG-specific and should maximize the likelihood that readmissions are associated with the CDT's care, rather than the patient's underlying medical problems or poor care in the ambulatory setting.

Instead, he believes that the holder of the role being a trust employee is not an impediment to her or him discharging their responsibilities properly.

Yunus wanted to "ensure my colleagues and our 8 million members, and owners of the bank, are not subjected to any difficulty in discharging their responsibilities".

In 2007, the association retained the firm for an additional five years, assuring Getnick & Getnick it would be conferred "maximum independence" in discharging its responsibilities.