Sentence examples for is responsible to develop from inspiring English sources

The sub-contractor is responsible to develop a waste management plan that meets the aim to achieve compliance with the Waste Management credit of the Green Star Education V1 rating tool required by the main contractor of the project and UTS.

FKK was responsible to develop the study background and prepare draft on the study area section.

To build an outpatient surgery center a multidisciplinary team should be responsible to develop a project that to assess the economic viability, to select the type of center, to determine the size and the design of center and to set de staffing; with this information the final economic evaluation that decide the feasibility to build the center must be performed.

The management centres of these schemes have been responsible to develop service benefit packages based on the guidelines issued from central government.

Legal health entities, the pharmaceutical industry and publishers of medical journals may need to be held responsible to develop and promote minimal standards for the publication of pharmaceutical drug advertisements.

Pakistan Sugar Mills Association PSMAA) is the agency responsible to develop bioethanol production in the country.

It is this mind-set that has helped to threaten the stability and integrity of the family, which continues to be the most important unit of civilized society, the place where we raise our children and teach them to be responsible citizens, to develop and nurture their personal and moral faculties.

He is responsible for developing policies to promote advanced and clean energy innovation as well as emission reduction strategies.

Dame Janet Paraskeva (below) As head of the office of civil service commissioners, Paraskeva is responsible for helping to develop the effectiveness of the civil service and ensuring that appointments are made on merit.

He oversaw nearly 400 employees at the corporation, which is responsible for helping to develop city-owned real estate, assisting businesses, providing financial services and revitalizing the waterfront and industrial neighborhoods.

"It is still a novel technology," says Marine Colonel Tracy Tafolla, the head of the Pentagon's Joint Nonlethal Weapons Program (JNLWP), which is responsible for helping to develop the Active Denial System and other nonlethal weapons.