Sentence examples for responsibilities existing from inspiring English sources

Scientists must find a way to slot in metascience between myriad other responsibilities: existing research projects, teaching, mentoring, grant writing, sleep, to name a few.

This formed the deductive part of our analysis and included dimensions of integration of the system with professional responsibilities, existing roles and routines, and changes in individual and collaborative working.

Executives can then manage the remaining critical interfaces by extending the responsibilities of existing integration teams (those responsible for cross-system aspects, such as a jet engine's fuel economy) to include supervising the interaction, by dedicating teams to specific interfaces, or by formally charging teams already involved with the interfaces to oversee them.

Winter adds that lenders should consider their responsibilities to existing borrowers who otherwise would be classed as good customers.

Registration is only the beginning of our regulatory responsibilities under existing law or the new reform law.

The N.C.T.C. should perform joint operational planning, assigning lead responsibilities to existing agencies and letting them direct the actual execution of the plans.

Yet the basic structure of modern government had been created in the Netherlands; constitutional debate would be concerned with redistributing powers and responsibilities among existing institutions.

In 2011, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued nonbinding guidelines informing companies about their responsibilities under existing laws to report cyberattacks; the commission has also sent letters suggesting that companies reveal more information about the threats they encounter.

Having children with developmental disabilities (DDs) requires a high level of caregiving responsibilities, and existing studies support that mothers of children with DDs experience high levels of maternal stress as well as poor sleep and well-being.

Because European electricity market liberalization concentrates competition at the wholesale level, local energy management at the distribution level is likely to impose new roles and responsibilities on existing and/or new actors.

Katherine Murphy, the chief executive of the Patients Association, said: "The proposed new roles and extra responsibilities for existing staff should not be adopted as a 'quick fix' solution to the complex staffing problems within the NHS, nor be seen as a cheaper alternative to highly qualified staff.