'it has responsibility' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts to express the idea that something has a duty or obligation. For example: "As the leader of the organization, it has responsibility to uphold its mission and values".
It has a directly elected assembly with a chairman and executive; it can raise its own taxes; and it has responsibility for adult education and for some aspects of culture, tourism, road building, planning, and aid for industrial development.
The trust has clarified what it has responsibility for and what the management has responsibility for.
The FA's brief differs to that of the legal process in that it has responsibility for the day-to-day disciplinary process regarding players.
Kiley is also head of a new body called Transport for London; besides the Tube, it has responsibility for buses, ferries, light-rail system, and much of the road network.
It has responsibility to make the outcomes of university-industry joint-ventures broadly available.
He said: "In the case of the Scottish government, our view is that Holyrood should raise all the money that it has responsibility for spending.
The Banque de France workers argue that the French central bank's situation is not directly comparable to that of other euro zone central banks, as it has responsibilities in areas like credit mediation not shared elsewhere.
According to the executives briefed on the meeting, the insurers had insisted that they owed no more than $50 million for the project, while the development corporation maintained that it had responsibility for as much as $135 million.
It had responsibility for ensuring that the generation of electricity kept pace with the ever·growing needs of mining, farming and secondary industry.
It also has responsibility for local regulations, manages public and private property, and votes on the local budget.
