Sentence examples for introduction of the responsibility from inspiring English sources

Explanations for this sharp increase include growth in cereal production, meaning less sweet potato is needed to supplement cereal consumption; rising demand for meat products (principally pork) for which sweet potatoes serve as a feed component, and changes in government policy e.g. the introduction of the "responsibility system" which permits the sale of agricultural surpluses for profit.

The introduction of the household responsibility system was a significant contributor to the collapse of CMS, since townships could no longer allocate a share of collective production to the scheme [ 44].

Bailey said: "The introduction of the 'duty of responsibility' in place of the 'presumption' makes little difference to the substance of the new regime.

Electoral reforms (1906), combined with the introduction of ministerial responsibility, made Bavaria the most democratically governed kingdom in Germany.

The 2017 inductees were provided with a brief introduction of the rights and responsibilities of PBK members by Professor Bahr as well as the chapter historian, Anne McCants, Professor of History, and the chapter guardian, Charles Stewart III, the Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science.

She points to an academic study that shows staff turnover rates in Fortune 100 companies dropped by 3 to 3.5 percentage points (a 25-30% decrease) after the introduction of corporate responsibility activities.

Parallel with the introduction of generic substitution, decentralisation of the responsibility for costs of pharmaceuticals within the PBS, from the government to the county councils, was in progress [ 13, 14].

With the introduction of the 2012 Health and Social Care Act in England, responsibility for public health has moved from the NHS to local government.

Ex-users indicated that they had reached a point where 'they had seen it all', implying that the novelty of ecstasy use and dance events fades, perhaps in interaction with the introduction of new responsibilities.

Prior to her government service in Philadelphia, she served as staff to President Bill Clinton's Working Group on Welfare Reform, a special task force whose work resulted in the introduction of the president's 1994 Work and Responsibility Act.

But it wasn't the first time her responsibility for the introduction of the Gambling Act when she was a Labour national government's culture secretary has been held against her during the candidate contest.