Sentence examples for responsibilities allocated from inspiring English sources

The middle leaders had time from their teaching responsibilities allocated for their facilitation.

Software Architecture is a useful model for describing the high-level structure of a system in terms of components, responsibilities allocated to those components, and relationships among them ([Bass et al. 2012]).

There are no social protection responsibilities allocated to the State level institutions.

Clarifying responsibilities, allocating budgets and building into the plan systems for monitoring and assessment [19].

"The problem today is that women are not fulfilling their fundamental roles, the role that is consistent with their deepest nature, for an important reason, that women are not presented with a true picture of man, and because of the rise in the number of emasculated men who do not shoulder the responsibility allocated to them," the document says.

I also agree that leading the fight against racism and xenophobia and the promotion of equal opportunities should be an explicit responsibility allocated to one European Commissioner.

Because of the time those fights consumed — and the eagerness of lawmakers to avoid tough votes in a charged partisan atmosphere — the Congressional spending and budget process completely collapsed this year for the first time in a quarter-century and Congress did not fulfill its most basic responsibility, allocating money to federal agencies.

The way in which objectives are articulated and claimed has consequences for how responsibilities are allocated and priorities made in humanitarian response (Burns 2015; McDonald 2016).

This setup may be interpreted as a model of decentralized supervision in which supervisory responsibilities are allocated to a local supervisor or a model of centralized supervision in which supervisory responsibilities are allocated to a central supervisor.

She accepted that Joseph was too erratic for a major post and left him in charge of policy development, while major responsibilities were allocated to Whitelaw, Howe and Prior, who had opposed her.

Resources and responsibilities are allocated by cultural norms as well as by law, with policy-makers attempting to shift incentives and disincentives to promote their vision of family and work life.