Sentence examples for integration responsibilities from inspiring English sources

The burden of the best-of-breed strategy is that you must take on two types of integration responsibilities.

There was plenty of blame to go around between IBM and international and local Olympic committees, since the latter shared integration responsibilities.

"In this position in the DHS, he has to balance enforcement with immigration and integration responsibilities," Ali Noorani, executive director of the National Immigration Forum, told me.

The State Supreme Court based its ruling on that decision and overturned a state board order in 1998 that transferred the integration responsibility to Englewood.

Additionally, Wartick and Cochran (1985) felt the need to develop Carroll's model to include the three-dimensional integration of responsibility, responsiveness, and social issues, while Wood (1991) took that extension even further.

We will measure and analyse each system's role in supporting five key attributes of work practice innovation: changes in professionals' roles and responsibilities; integration of best practice into routine care; safe care practices; team-based care delivery; and active involvement of consumers in care.

The fund is designed to support Nike's goals involving the integration of corporate responsibility into its business and its evolution to a "closed-loop" business model.

My problem is with the definition of integration as a responsibility upon ethnic minorities.

By placing the full system under one consortium there are clear lines of responsibility since critical system integration tasks are the responsibility of the single consortium entity thus ensuring that the transit authority obtains the contracted system performance (Fig. 11).

METHODS The design of the study was also described clearly, including thematic generation and consensus, as well as responsibilities for integration.

Integration suggests clearly delineated responsibilities within the health system, fair remuneration and, in some cases, the possibility of a career path [ 7].