Sentence examples similar to introduce a responsibility from inspiring English sources
In line with the principle of Management by Objective (MBO), this paper aims to introduce a responsibility-based method, named Strategic goal-Responsibility department-Response (SRR), for selecting sustainable urbanization indicators.
He says that in the next two months he plans to introduce a corporate responsibility-based marketing program.
He said the Greens want to introduce a broad "corporate responsibility mandate" attached to CEO pay that goes beyond shareholder returns.
Pledging to introduce a new Fiscal Responsibility Act to require the government to reduce the budget deficit year on year, Darling said this would ensure that the national debt remained sustainable in the medium term.
"Using the same approach used by alcohol companies 'Drink Responsibly', the platform introduces a social responsibility message to the firearms industry and general public that resonates with Americans," the company said on its Facebook page.
But under the new plans the ministry has dropped a requirement for top bankers to prove they were unaware or had taken action to prevent misconduct at their institutions — known as "reverse burden of proof" — and instead introduce a less onerous "duty of responsibility" on such employees.
Yet, even though it plans to introduce a spending-trimming "fiscal responsibility" bill, the government is unlikely to make a serious dent in the deficit this year.
Both parties have acknowledged that in practice they are unlikely to go beyond the symbolic and use the vehicle of a bill of rights to introduce a legally enforceable catalogue of responsibilities or duties that would impact on us all.
This process is based on the fact that on beginning counselling, people are at various stages of change or readiness for a change: Step 1 - sensitize: GPs introduce a change of roles and responsibilities.
Introduce a rewards system.
Government and non-governmental organizations have launched corporate social responsibility campaigns worldwide by revising laws and regulations, and introducing a series of social responsibility rules and standards.
