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The Political Declaration from the UNGA High-level Meetidentifiedfied the WHO as the international agency with primary responsibility for leading the global response to NCDs, in coordination with other UN and international agencies [ 80].

The choices to head those important panels and others when Republicans take charge of the House in January must be formally ratified by the rank-and-file Wednesday, but the selection of Mr. Upton ended the campaign by Representative Joe L. Barton of Texas to win back the job of leading the panel with responsibility for health and energy issues.

Executives must not only lead their businesses; they must accept the responsibility of leading the business institution.

In a speech broadcast on Dutch state television, the queen said it was time for a new generation to take on the responsibility of leading the country.

Giles' twin role suggests the veteran club captain Glen Chapple will not be combining the responsibility of leading the team on the field next season and coaching off it.

"The person with the responsibility of leading the homeland should know the right place of the Argentine republic in a multipolar world," Mrs. Kirchner wrote.

Nicholson told MPs: "I said two years ago that I would take the responsibility of leading the NHS through this enormously complex set of changes.

"From my side of the ocean," he said, "it seems that many people are looking to the United States to take the responsibility for leading the world into economic recovery".

Then there is the policy at the core of the government's approach to raising standards – handing the responsibility for leading the school system to schools and holding them to account for doing so: more autonomy within a framework of greater accountability.

Pearson added: "I am sure he will thrive on the responsibility of leading the team next season".

Pope Francis has celebrated his inaugural mass in the Vatican, and he has assumed the responsibility of leading the world's Catholics.