Sentence examples for moving responsibility from inspiring English sources

The BCC recommends moving responsibility for tourism to Lord Mandelson's department, improving the robustness of work produced by the Tourism Statistics Agency, and boosting marketing, in line with other countries.

The Coalition agreement renegotiated in September also included financial concessions for stay-at-home parents, moving responsibility for water from environment to agriculture and new money for regional mobile blackspots.

Destiny contains equipment to shift primary communications with the station to the United States and gear to activate large American stabilizing gyroscopes, moving responsibility for keeping the complex properly orientated to Houston.

Looked at that way, international trade is a carbon-dioxide pipeline moving responsibility for its effects on the climate from place to place.Just over a quarter of all industrially emitted carbon moves about in this way, up from a fifth in 1990.

It's moving responsibility for uncensored searches away from Google and putting it into the laps of Chinese users.

Again, there are no inevitable consequences of moving responsibility for ECCE into education; what matters is why integration has been undertaken and how it is implemented.

In the aftermath of that disaster, Mr Putin sacked or demoted the commanders responsible for Chechnya, including the head of the army, and moved responsibility for the army's day-to-day running from the general staff to the civilian defence minister.

Eventually, the Portuguese government moved responsibility for drug-control issues from the Justice Department to the Ministry of Health.

After an investigation, the government moved responsibility for safety oversight from the Department of Energy to the Health and Safety Executive, the independent watchdog agency for work-related health, safety and illness.

Another provision would also move responsibility for security in Kirkuk to "military units brought from the middle and south of Iraq".

Jonathan Bate, professor of English at Warwick University and a Shakespeare expert, said the decision to move responsibility for UK universities into the department for business was symptomatic of the government's overly narrow focus.