Sentence examples for narrower responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fenster, at least initially, will have narrower responsibilities than did previous executive directors.

The European agencies also have narrower responsibilities and rely more on outside researchers and the patchwork of regulators in member countries.

The discussion involved the possibility that Kalanick might return in a role with less authority, this person said, either in a position other than CEO or as CEO with narrower responsibilities and subject to stronger oversight.

That could lead to increasingly difficult conflicts of interest for the government, as policy makers juggle broad economic objectives with the narrower responsibility to maximize the value of their bank shares on behalf of taxpayers.

The NYT points out the problem: "That could lead to increasingly difficult conflicts of interest for the government, as policy makers juggle broad economic objectives with the narrower responsibility to maximize the value of their bank shares on behalf of taxpayers".

Brown said another problem was that negotiating officials often had narrow responsibilities – trade for example – and were reluctant to work outside of them.

We've been doing much better by narrowing the responsibilities of each worker.

Article 231 "established an unlimited theoretical liability" for which Germany would have to pay but the following article "in fact narrowed German responsibility to civilian damages".

But there is also room for faculty members who lack tenure and have a narrower set of responsibilities, he believes.

Mr Entwistle's successor could have a narrower role, with responsibility for the BBC's journalism being passed to a deputy.

Traditionally they had had a narrow scope of responsibilities, often limited to managing the relationship with the unionized workforce, ensuring compliance with national/provincial policies on recruitment and deployment of personnel, and organizing continuing education activities [ 56].