Sentence examples for maintained responsibility from inspiring English sources

The DOH Police Department maintained responsibility for accepting and storing proper evidence to maintain its integrity as it was transferred from law enforcement into the laboratory for testing.

At that time, the Health Ministry maintained responsibility for the provision of primary health care and the idea was that it would start referring patients to the CCSS hospitals.

"It is very difficult for one individual to successfully perform the head coach duties while maintaining responsibility for scouting and player personnel functions," he said.

The Nets will cover the expenses of the Armor's basketball operations and will partner with local ownership, who maintain responsibility for business off the court.

He would maintain responsibility for the DrinkWorks division, its staff and revenue, and he would also become a member of Whirley's five-person executive team.

It makes clear that the UK retains responsibility for supervising its financial stability, financial institutions and markets as well as maintaining responsibility for the resolution of failed financial institutions within its jurisdiction".

"We've been charged with maintaining responsibility for [the remains] and we can't take responsibility for things housed at UC Davis," says Stephanie Hanna, spokesperson for the Interior Department.

Speaking to the BBC before news of the blast, she said the government wanted to maintain responsibility for humanitarian assistance rather than allow the UN a role.

Arguably, letting automakers maintain responsibility for the look and feel of the in-car software interface isn't the ideal solution, since they've proven clumsy when it comes to UX in the past.

It is hypothesised that due to the bureaucracies' informal goal of gaining and maintaining responsibility over political issues, mainly ministries of agriculture including forestry and ministries of environment are competing for the task of representing states in international forest and forest environmental negotiations.

Gibraltar is largely self-governed, with its own parliament and government, though the UK maintains responsibility for defence and foreign policy.