Sentence examples for more responsibility for managing from inspiring English sources

As farmers assume more responsibility for managing natural resources, they play an increasingly important role in assessing sustainable agriculture.

The proposed individual investment accounts in Social Security (federal pensions) will give individuals more responsibility for managing their nest eggs.

From healthcare to workplace and campus conduct, the federal government is taking on ever more responsibility for managing our lives.

However, PC-based practices were found to take more responsibility for managing patients' chronic conditions and had more staff for decision support activities.

WINNER: Terrence Higgins Trust for its myhiv.org.uk website, which offers online tools and access to expert HIV health trainers to help encourage users to take more responsibility for managing their own condition.

SPONSOR: Oracle WINNER: Terrence Higgins Trust for its myhiv.org.uk website, which offers online tools and access to expert HIV health trainers to help encourage users to take more responsibility for managing their own condition.

But a spokesman told the newspaper that "our benefits program is evolving to help our colleagues take more responsibility for improving their health and managing health-associated costs". Employees must reveal their weight, height, body fat and blood pressure, the paper reported.

Organizations often assume that a promotion should involve giving star performers responsibility for managing more people and developing — rather than just executing — strategy.

We can build an NHS in which patients not only help manage their treatment, they take more responsibility for their records, booking appointments, and organising what happens.

One idea is to encourage internet-service providers (ISPs), or the companies that manage internet connections, to shoulder more responsibility for identifying and helping to clean up computers infected with malicious software (malware).

This lets them relinquish much of the responsibility for managing and funding the institutions while giving museums more freedom to raise money from other sources.Yet councils should heed the experience of the Wedgwood Museum in Stoke-on-Trent.