Sentence examples similar to redundant responsibilities from inspiring English sources
He wanted to improve federal agency coordination, identify areas of overlapping or redundant responsibility, make information about chemical health effects easily accessible to the general public, streamline and integrate the enormous amount of scientific data on chemicals, and reduce children's exposure to harmful chemicals.
Baldwin, in common with many of Miliband's staff, is being made redundant and says responsibility for the defeat lies with him and all who took the decisions in the campaign.
In order to protect their profits, they may choose to make some of their employees redundant, although there the responsibility would like with the capitalists, and not with the pirate.
Her bosses are planning to make her redundant, but, rather than take responsibility for the decision, they have presented their staff with a cruel choice: if Sandra's 16 colleagues vote to forfeit their annual thousand-euro bonuses, she can keep her job.
They would take away key members of my team, key responsibilities too, until they could justify making me redundant".
Richard Merwood, Salisbury As a redundant surveyor, along with hundreds of others, I should admit my share of responsibility in the over-heated market that preceded this recent crash (1 August).
The woman had children in school and her husband had recently been made redundant, so she felt that she must continue as she had the main responsibility for providing for the family and wanted a relatively secure income.
