Sentence examples for recognised responsibility from inspiring English sources

This can address motivators such as achievement (goals are clear and achievable), recognition (performance is recognised), responsibility (health workers feel ownership of their work) and advancement (performance and commitment are rewarded) [ 10].

Regulating the way masters treated their apprentices was a recognised responsibility of Parliament and hence the Act itself was non-contentious, but coming between employer and employee to specify on what terms a man might sell his labour (or that of his child) was highly contentious.

Ultimately, this work will help address the increasingly recognised responsibility for cancer screening services to provide evidence-based benefit and harm information to people in a clear, transparent way.

It also recognised the responsibility of commanders to prevent their troops from committing these crimes.

But with the launching of "Operation Air Bridge" on Monday it has now recognised its responsibility to its citizens in Angola.

Almost 10 years ago the three organisations recognised their responsibility not only to provide visible global leadership but also to reposition the social work profession as making a visible and strategic contribution to addressing the growing world social crisis.

The jolt of Brexit had energised politics; half the country was distraught and desperate for effective opposition; and people at every level of our party recognised a responsibility to bring Jeremy Corbyn's experimental retro-70s leadership to a swift end.

Montserrat is a contingent liability for the UK government, so when local capacity to respond was surpassed, the UK recognised its responsibility to intervene and assist the islanders (Hintjens and Hodge 2012).

She added that Dell was "working with Catcher to address issues" and that the technology firm recognised its "responsibility to work with suppliers promoting sustainable environmental practices, the health and safety of people, and fundamental human rights and dignity".

15 While a few of the interviewees recognised their responsibility in this, neither they nor the staff define these activities.

Fédération Internationale de Football Association FIFAas, as the international governing body, recognised this responsibility and created FIFA's Medical Assessment and Research Centre (F-MARC) in 1994 specifically to investigate risks to players' health that were associated with football.