Sentence examples for more responsibilities over from inspiring English sources

While President-elect George W. Bush spent much of the fall campaign attacking the Democrats for a love of big government and promising to turn more responsibilities over to the states, Dr. Shalala said that she made no apologies on that front.

Ever since the 1930s voters have entrusted central government with more and more responsibilities over broad aspects of their lives.

"In the words of David Cameron, let's treat adults like adults and give them more responsibility over their own lives.

But if councils had more responsibility over their budgets, they would have more incentive to try out new ways of using their resources more efficiently.

As they seek to gain more responsibility over their finances, Britain's local authorities all individually too small to cover a whole metropolitan area are finally linking together to provide stronger leadership.Londons in the provincesThe emergence of truly metropolitan government is clearest in Greater Manchester.

But it still counts, because ukuleles sound horrible at the best of times and if I'd been given any more responsibility over the construction, there's a very good chance that it'd sound like 15 geese flinging themselves through a malfunctioning wood-chipper at a cursed harp.

However, security researchers said Snapchat had to take more responsibility over user data.

She joined Intuit in 2002 and has taken on progressively more responsibility over the years culminating with her SVP role.

The problem: Your doctor said your cholesterol is too high and it's time to take more responsibility over your diet.

Whyte has since admitted that he sold of three years' worth of the Ibrox outfit's season ticket money to complete his takeover and the SFA wants clubs to take more responsibility over who owns and controls football clubs.

Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood said people in Wales "voted overwhelmingly in favour of pro-devolution parties and opinion polls show that there is an appetite to take more responsibility over our own affairs".