Sentence examples for enhanced responsibilities from inspiring English sources

This can, then, qualify those fortunate enough to have survived the tumultuous decades of early life to shoulder enhanced responsibilities – assuming responsibility for governing a Protestant church in Scotland, for instance.

While Sir Deryck's future at Citigroup looks brighter, analysts and other executives said that any of the four men with enhanced responsibilities could end up succeeding Mr. Weill.

Also announced in the memo were the enhanced responsibilities of Brian Rolapp, who will take over the league's consumer products, and the promotion of Chris Halpin to senior vice president of consumer products; the promotion of Mark Waller to executive vice president with his focus exclusively on driving international growth; and the search underway for a new chief marketing officer.

And they often continue to have enhanced responsibility and authority upon the director's return, sharing leadership tasks.

His batting seems to be enhanced by responsibility; a few risks have been eliminated; he declines to hit the ball in the air; it is too important to ensure that his team retains control so why leave anything to chance?

On the other hand, the increasing role of the market and private agents in the applications of science and technology enhances the responsibilities of the state as a regulator charged with protecting the private citizen and the public against the misuses of sciences and technology and their unintended effects.

Pharmacist-led patient self-management could be developed gradually with the support of government by enhancing pharmacists' responsibilities in health services and developing public-private partnership with community pharmacists.

The self-handicapper, we are suggesting, reaches out for impediments, exaggerates handicaps, embraces a factor reducing personal responsibility for mediocrity and enhancing personal responsibility for success.

Reported reasons included better work allocation and definition of responsibilities, enhanced knowledge about causes of infection and the role of cleanliness, improved self-esteem from the recognition of being part of a team which in turn motivated better performance.

The theory and therapy of self-control represents a significant humanistic development within the area of behaviour modification, by enhancing personal responsibility.

The idea, as expounded by Chief Judge Sol Wachtler, the leading proponent of the system, is to enhance the responsibility of judges for their cases.