Sentence examples for policy responsibility for from inspiring English sources

Arguably, the transport secretary and the DfT now has more direct, administrative and policy responsibility for running Britain's railways than in its whole history.

The main areas of responsibility are: acting as the chief legal adviser to the department and its agencies, acting as the senior information risk owner for department policy, responsibility for information management and assurance, better regulation and departmental security.

One for the City, and one for the rest of the E.U. "Repatriating full policy responsibility for financial services would mean leaving the single market as a whole and de facto the E.U.," Mr. Barnier said, adding: "I believe the U.K. would lose out on many of its own interests if it chose that path".

Policy responsibility for children under the age of three comes under the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour2.

Interviews were also conducted with key national informants who had been involved in the national negotiations and/or have a current policy responsibility for NHS pay.

However, the EU policy responsibilities for public health have been less well represented in the research programmes.

The four main objectives of the institute are education and training, research and policy development, responsibility for the REHADAT Canada information system, and workplace program implementation.

After Kennedy was assassinated, LBJ brought Moyers to the White House as his assistant for domestic policy with responsibility for shepherding the task forces that led to LBJ's Great Society program.

The 24-bed RCC unit was established in November 1999 as a part of a policy transferring responsibility for general ICU patients experiencing MV weaning difficulty.

While EMRs can help practices track and monitor the delivery of tobacco services to patients [ 25], similar issues must still be addressed, including the development of efficient templates in the electronic record for documenting tobacco screening and intervention, policies delegating responsibility for data entry and follow-up, and integration into current clinical routines [ 24, 36- 38].

Policy makers will have to assess the range of possibilities set out in the scenarios, understand the implications of their policy decisions, and take responsibility for policy action related to funding new intakes to pre-registration and retention of current staff.