Sentence examples for mixed responsibility from inspiring English sources
Examining the hypothesis of mixed responsibility, Motel-Klingebiel et al. (2005) suggested that the total quantity of assistance received by older people is greater in welfare states with a strong formal services infrastructure.
The relevant care categories were formed on the basis of earlier studies [ 7, 9- 17] 17], taking into account co-residence with an informal caregiver and possible mixed responsibility between family care and formal care.
Vincent is the smart one, and the movie is structured around the issue of his mixed responsibilities to Joey.
As a renter, one can avoid costly repairs and regular maintenance costs, money lost to interest charges, and a mixed bag of responsibilities.
However, parents' opinions about who has the main responsibility were mixed.
So it's mixed a sense of environmental responsibility and obligation — of doing our part to help solve what is probably the biggest environmental challenge facing the planet, but also an economic opportunity, recognizing that the world's economy is increasingly going to reward companies that are energy efficient, low polluting, and eco-innovative.
The audience then had been almost entirely white; now it was mixed - "I take some responsibility for that," Baraka says.
But the president bears significant responsibility for the mixed signals he delivered and for not making clear his bottom line.
Up to 29 people have been killed on the Kenyan coast overnight amid mixed reports and claims of responsibility by local militant groups, authorities said on Sunday.
Flood protection and coordination of spatial planning are core government tasks, while nature is more a mixed governmental and non-governmental responsibility (Fig. 2).
The relative distributions of clinical service/patient care responsibilities (pure or mixed subspecialty including general surgical pathology) will be tailored to the successful applicant's experience and career goals for two general surgical pathology fellows.
