Sentence examples similar to enforcing responsibility for from inspiring English sources

Constantine's laws in many instances extended or even rendered hereditary those enforced responsibilities, thus laying the foundations for the system of collegia, or hereditary state guilds, that was to be so noteworthy a feature of late-Roman social life.

Enforcing joint responsibility for theft of, or damage to, the tablet PCs among the interviewer teams helped to ensure security of the tablets during transport and storage.

Last month, after 21 years of investigations and trials, the ICTR closed, ending an important chapter in international efforts to enforce criminal responsibility for the atrocities.

The truce being negotiated on Tuesday would reportedly enforce Hamas responsibility for policing the strip and crucially break the blockade, opening the Rafah crossing with Egypt for goods as well as people.

For example, the AG plays a key part in framing and enforcing laws concerning reproductive rights, including responsibility for enforcing the F.A.C.E (Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances) Act, for privacy protection and for bringing or not bringing lawsuits against those involved with reproductive rights. .

Enforcing legal responsibility may make headlines, but enforcing financial responsibility is equally pressing.

States will have primary responsibility for enforcing the standards.

Last weekend, the United States handed over responsibility for enforcing the no-flight zone to NATO.

The NASD said supervisors would have to take responsibility for enforcing the plans.

And real modernisation to give police forces more responsibility for enforcing the law.

The states will have primary responsibility for enforcing these standards, but first the federal government will have to write them.