Sentence examples for order responsibility from inspiring English sources

But Jaitley's comments were the latest in a series by politicians which appeared to underscore that leaders see sexual violence as an image problem rather than a fundamental human rights issue as well as a law and order responsibility.

The order responsibility remained with the central purchasing of the hospital for overall bargaining power.

With effect from 1 September 2008, under the Public Entertainments and Meetings (Speakers' Corner) (Exemption) Order 2008 ("2008 PEMA Order"), responsibility for registering people wishing to speak or stage an exhibition or performance at Speakers' Corner was taken over from the police by the Commissioner of Parks and Recreation by way of an amendment to the Parks and Trees Regulations.

Meanwhile, with Gurgaon's understaffed police force outmatched by such a rapidly growing population, some law-and-order responsibilities have been delegated to the private sector.

Professor He and other legal experts said they were encouraged after party leaders downgraded Mr. Zhou's law-and-order responsibilities, moving them to the 25-seat Politburo from the more influential Standing Committee.

He believed in public order, personal responsibility and self-discipline.

Disillusioned with big spending and big debt, they at least want to see their government reflect their values of discipline, order and responsibility.

"I support Putin's efforts to strengthen order and responsibility," Mr. Gorbachev said, warning that "regionalism is threatening to lead to the country's disintegration".

Police officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the events that led to the suspension started Friday, when Mr. McCarthy issued a routine transfer and reassignment order, a responsibility that union officials say falls under Mr. Campos's purview.

His eight-step program has rungs of descending order, from Responsibility, meaning the gift of self-reliance (proverbially teaching a man to fish), down to Reluctance, which means giving grudgingly, whether giving to a panhandler or doling out corporate gifts that may appear large but are actually self-interested drops in the bucket.

For instance, the order puts responsibility for cybersecurity risk on the heads of federal agencies.