Sentence examples for distribution responsibilities from inspiring English sources
Warner Bros. also announced that Veronika Kwan Vandenberg will continue as president of international distribution, and will eventually take over worldwide distribution responsibilities upon the planned retirement of Fellman.
The European worker added that top-level agencies like the World Food Program will often circumvent this problem by handing food distribution responsibilities to local organizations, and thus disassociate themselves from any "administrative fees" that might be charged on the ground.
PharmD graduates have mainly worked as nonclinical skilled staff rather than in clinical positions, possibly due to a higher level of drug distribution responsibilities [ 53– 53].
Further investigation is also needed to better understand how assigned tasks (such as medicine distribution), responsibilities and workload impact retention and motivation.
The farmers are here because selling at this market allows them to sell in bulk but at an agreeable price and without much distribution responsibility.
Normative barriers (NB) suggest that due to unequal distribution of responsibilities in the household, women are shouldered with multiple responsibilities of taking care the family and doing business, hence it becomes difficult for them to engage fully in business activities.
By the Indian Councils Act of 1861, he reorganized his executive council, instituting departmental distribution of responsibilities.
Although intrafamilial arrangements on such questions as the succession and the distribution of responsibilities and spoils were achieved, no effective national political institutions were created.
NATO skeptics voice many legitimate grievances ranging from inequitable distribution of responsibilities to concerns with the alliance's free-riders of security.
Design-related barriers are identified that affect expected value, associated risks, and the distribution of responsibilities.
The uneven distribution of responsibilities is a particularly big problem when the economy inevitably turns around.
