Sentence examples for division the responsibility from inspiring English sources
Since the re-organisation of the finance division, the responsibility for the local audit programme has been assigned to the decentralised accounting group.
The division of the responsibility for production and financing between the counties and the central state was regarded as an obstacle for good governance in the sector.
Finally, the problem of the division of responsibility between the patient and the GP has not been addressed since this topic was not very much discussed in the groups.
The division falls under the responsibility of the Chief Public Health Administrator, who reports directly to the Secretary [ 11].
Chris Cooper, the spokesman for the Connecticut Department of Transportation, said the division of responsibility was provided for in an agreement the two states made in 1966, before construction began.
The authors are convinced that the division of responsibility itself is the problem, and that this calls for political and regulatory attention.
Guidelines concerning responsibility for arranging the interpreter service were lacking, and the division of responsibility for this between the healthcare professions varied from one workplace to another.
San Bernardino has a version of both — a structure made all the nuttier by the division of responsibilities between the mayor and city manager and the ability of the council to override decisions by the mayor.
In parallel, the organogram and description of the division of responsibilities of the cabinet secretary and the head of the civil service are helpful in understanding the new leadership structure.
And in cases where the legislation of devolution policies does not provide sufficient clarity on the division of responsibilities, the performance-based financing approach may formalize responsibilities and enhance horizontal and downward accountability.
In this manner the Anglo-American allies managed to avoid the division of responsibility that was built into the German chain of command and that proved fatal to the Germans' war effort from D-Day on.
