Sentence examples for responsibilities and interest from inspiring English sources

If one accepts that engineering design is the business of a collective or team and that different participants, with different competencies, responsibilities and interest 'see' the object of design differently, then the question arises: how do they harmonize their claims and proposals throughout the course of design?

Moreover, any specific rumour tends to spread most rapidly when it first enters a group, and to reach persons faster who have responsibilities and interests connected with the event.

Work-life balance is very important – outside responsibilities and interests all make demands on our time – but while you are at work you should be applying yourself wholeheartedly to what you are expected to do.

By developing the attitude of a lifelong learner, and acquiring new skills and knowledge as responsibilities and interests dictate, a person is better equipped to recognize, seize, and even create opportunities that will lead to a greater fulfillment and success.

The much-dispersed responsibilities and interests may well hinder the implementation of prevention policies that would otherwise benefit from coordination and harmonisation across regional borders.

For a prioritisation exercise to be useful to the sector it needs to make sense to funders and statutory bodies, with responsibilities and interests in these areas, and to researchers.

A month earlier, Louisianans voted to consolidate a welter of levee-oversight boards whose areas of responsibility and interest reflected politics, not hydrology.

The economically developed States parties have a special responsibility and interest to assist the poorer developing States in this regard" [ 29].

This approach was chosen as coordinators' and regular teachers' views, experiences and involvement in the intervention could differ according to feeling of responsibility and interest and influence pupils' attitude towards Boost.

There is a demand for many different degrees of ownership and responsibility, and interest-bearing obligations tap a market that would be hard to reach with equity securities; they are also peculiarly well adapted to the obligations of governments.

While that may be a fitting point of departure if you look at the region from the perspective of Iran-obsessed governments in Tel Aviv or Riyadh, it does not make sense from the perspective of any government in Washington that takes America's global responsibilities and national interest seriously.