Sentence examples for responsibilities and services from inspiring English sources

The political agenda of the government in England is to place these responsibilities and services within a market place which is being opened up to the commercial sector.

One of the principles that ought to be agreed is that the licence fee settlement and discussions about the BBC's responsibilities and services will always be linked in future, and will always involve a public consultation.

Hampshire's children's services councillor, Keith Mans, said: "I am confident that we can now move forward in supporting the Isle of Wight Council without compromising our responsibilities and services for children and young people in Hampshire, and without any impact on the county council's budgets".

At its core, our inability to agree on a plan to raise the revenue that we need to fund the responsibilities and services that we believe our government should provide is a debate about the role and philosophy of government.

With the governmental shift toward decentralization, the integration of public health-related activities, management responsibilities, and services becomes critical to the efficient performance of public health practice.

Unless the complexity of AH activities, responsibilities, and service-delivery patterns can be expressed in service-specific ways, the value of AH therapy services will be overlooked when healthcare quality is evaluated and reported.

To address such inequities, support for families and caregivers in their child-rearing responsibilities and responsive services must be accessible to all families.

In an era when so many people and institutions have acted irresponsibly, we chose to reward the responsibility and service of our forces and their families.

That is whom Mr. Kerry sought to reach on Friday in Cloquet, Minn., when he promised to "honor the values that built our country and strengthened our communities," listing family, responsibility and service as "values that are rooted in the heartland".

The events Millennials have experienced in their lives and the effects of those events don't lead to entitlement - they lead to a sense of responsibility and service.

The literature on identity formation in childhood and adolescence highlights the importance of a sense of purpose (Damon 2003), and the role of responsibility and service for helping to foster a sense of moral identity (Youniss and Yates 1997).