Sentence examples for experts responsibility from inspiring English sources

What's more, Petrelli said, it was not the experts' responsibility to communicate with the public.

This study was financially supported by the Competitive State Research Financing of the Expert Responsibility area of Tampere University Hospital.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/13/429/prepub Thistudydy was supported by grants from the Finnish Cancer Organizations and the Competitive State Research Financing of the Expert Responsibility area of Tampere University Hospital (the unit of FimLab, grants 9 N021 and 9P003).

Two United Nations officials in charge of security at the Baghdad mission when it was bombed in August will be put on leave while a team of independent experts determines responsibility for the security flaws at the mission, a United Nations spokesman said Tuesday.

The comments came amid indications that an influential panel had disqualified hundreds or perhaps thousands of reformists from running in February elections for Parliament or the Assembly of Experts, whose responsibilities include choosing the next supreme leader.

While the actual thieves are to blame, the companies safeguarding these records should share responsibility, experts say.

Corporate responsibility experts and the bank's executives insist RBS's heavy involvement in funding oil, gas and mining has declined since it became 83% publicly owned after its collapse in 2008.

Moreover, Apple's growing team of safety and corporate responsibility experts are typically prohibited from sharing their findings at conferences, in academic journals or other forums where their insights could be absorbed by other companies, according to former members of that team.

Wu: Expectations of the founders change really quickly — you need to go from doing everything yourself to hiring experts and delegating responsibility to them.

Without appropriate oversight by an independent group of experts with fiduciary responsibility to protect shareholder interests, the entire system breaks down.

This is called "diffusion of responsibility," experts said.