Sentence examples similar to entrusting responsibilities from inspiring English sources
The entrusted responsibilities and tasks for each stakeholder organisation at the regional or divisional level are given in Table 5.
It's frequently difficult for managers with such perks to entrust responsibility to subordinates whose trappings are significantly inferior to their own.
Rather than entrust responsibility to a single commission, as some Latin American countries have done, Mexico aims to share it out among different organs of government as well as the judiciary.
Furthermore, Europeans tend to entrust responsibility to the (central) government and not to private agencies.
Significantly, the term "qi" originally referred to notches or tally marks on a strip of bamboo that record the terms of a trade agreement and the bonding that Huangbo invokes is thus one of mutually entrusted obligation and responsibility.
But entrusting greater responsibilities to the same supervisors who missed the risks at the institutions they oversaw during the mania doesn't inspire confidence.
She put Science and Health through its last major revisions, completed the formal structuring of her church by entrusting greater responsibilities to its Board of Directors, and in 1908 founded The Christian Science Monitor, an international newspaper of recognized excellence.
The protocol distinguishes three different types of nodes in the network and entrusts different responsibilities to them.
In addition to everyday RH services, CHSs are entrusted with responsibilities to register and manage all pregnant women in the commune, conducting 1-day monthly antenatal check-ups.
It is through such associations that government authorities can explain the objectives of these policies to those concerned, and it is to such associations that governments entrust wide responsibilities for the implementation of such policies.
Administrators are entrusted with responsibilities to ensure that wikiHow works the way it should for everyone in the wikiHow community.
