Sentence examples for responsibilities for trading from inspiring English sources

Dealing with medicines, with their special relationship with health and healing, conferred a particular set of responsibilities on sellers that our respondents contrasted with responsibilities for trading in other goods.

On a tape, Paul said: "This guy takes full credit for all the trades, but never says he was under suspension when we got Randolph, Ellis and Brett or that he wanted Guidry out of there in Fort Lauderdale when he said Guidry didn't have any guts, and then wouldn't take the responsibility for trading him".

Mr. Mustier, who was once seen as a likely candidate to succeed Mr. Bouton, was forced in May 2008 to step down as the head of the investment banking business, where he had responsibility for trading during the period in which Mr. Kerviel built his positions.

Members of Congressional committees with oversight responsibility for trade complained.

Mr Wilson, whose ministerial career included responsibility for trade, recalls: "We went to the States.

The question of responsibility for trade implications on health variously shifted between those (business sector) stakeholders who prioritised the need for enhanced personal responsibility and those (predominantly health sector) who recognised the need for corporate or government responsibility in creating environments which are conducive to making healthy choices.

And unless there's a clear statement about the need for sovereign governments to have responsibility and for trade and investment rules not to impede on taking basic measures for public health, for the environment, and for the general public welfare then I would say that it takes huge risks.

Mr. Mack, on the other hand, must bear responsibility for the trading mishap at Morgan.

"The United States has an added responsibility for the trading and international economic system as a whole," he added later.

George Osborne will hand responsibility for Sunday trading laws in England and Wales to towns and cities, allowing them to decide how long shops can stay open, in a move that will put an end to the ban on large stores staying open for more than six hours.

We see that Miller grows up on one of those Elysian Californian streets, similar to the kids of Transparent, 20th Century Women, and Palo Alto each a more recent narrative centered on youth and its discontents where teens romp about the suburbs, glower against authority and responsibilities, and trade their innocence for kicks.