Sentence examples for monitoring the responsibility from inspiring English sources

Scaling-up these programs is simple; a coffee cup sized container contains about 3 million eggs, so tackling larger areas in future projects shouldn't pose problems, and after an initial couple of months of training in monitoring the responsibility can be passed on to local health authorities.

Each centre is responsible for a defined geographic area; as an aircraft continues on a flight, crossing these areas, the responsibility for monitoring the plane is transferred ("handed off") to the next air route centre.

Obama said Thursday that he is "monitoring the situation" but that the responsibility for Detroit's finances lies with municipal and state leadership.

This includes a lot of responsibility, such as the "responsibility for selecting and monitoring the investment alternatives that are made available under the plan".

At the heart of the dispute is where the responsibility lies for monitoring the Napster system.

Officials at the Energy Department said Brookhaven Science Associates would have primary responsibility for monitoring the cleanup.

The ABC has confirmed the program was discussed by the broadcaster's Bonner committee – which has responsibility for monitoring the ABC's progress in advancing the status of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Kumar Dharmasena and Rod Tucker will be the on-field umpires on Sunday with responsibility for monitoring the condition of the balls, with Bruce Oxenford the third umpire to make replay decisions.

They were based, among other things, on the idea of "consolidated supervision" in which a bank's home supervisor took responsibility for monitoring the risks of the entire bank.

Much responsibility for monitoring the region falls to the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which also runs economic projects that encourage South Ossetians and Georgians to work together – often with startling success.

But a series of letters seen by the Guardian between the company, a former oil and gas engineer with experience of fracking, and officials in the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), the Environment Agency (EA), and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), shows that no government body has overall responsibility for monitoring the nascent industry.