Sentence examples for given special responsibility for from inspiring English sources
There he was given special responsibility for the Gallipoli Campaign (a land assault at the straits) without, however, any powers of direction.
Speaking in Manchester as he launched the latest phase of his "Northern Powerhouse" initiative, the chancellor said that O'Neill, who will be made a Conservative life peer, would be given special responsibility for driving forward devolution to cities outside London under the title of commercial secretary.
In 1975, he acquired the title Dear Leader and five years later joined the Central Committee of the Korean Workers Party and was given special responsibility for art and culture.
In 1940 he became deputy chairman of the Council of People's Commissars (called Council of Ministers after 1946); he held that post, which gave him special responsibility for consumer industries, until 1953.
Strong gave Lansdale special responsibility for the Manhattan District, and Lansdale, in turn, arranged with the G-2s of each of the service commands for officers to be assigned to report directly to him, thus bypassing both the service command G-2s and their commanders.
Van Gaal gave Daley Blind special responsibility for Alexis Sánchez against Chile and will probably do the same to Messi, with whoever is closest detailed to double team where possible.
One of No. 3 Squadron's flight sergeants recalled that Jeffrey made it a rule for new pilots to get to know their ground crew to increase their sense of comradeship, and also gave one of his senior warrant officers special responsibility for keeping track of the location of Allied airfields and petrol supplies to ensure that the unit was never short of fuel or places to land in an emergency.
At the Indian Institute of Management campuses, students say issues of ethics and corporate social responsibility are given special attention in their coursework.
Regional health agencies have a supervisory role with special responsibility for coordination between medical and social services.
Dušan had his son Uroš V crowned King, giving him nominal rule over the Serbian lands, and although Dušan ruled the whole state, he had special responsibility for the "Roman", i.e. Greek lands, in the south.
