Sentence examples for responsibilities for which from inspiring English sources
Autonomy has had a feeble start: central-government ministries have been reluctant to cede control to local Papuan authorities; where they have, money has been misspent, including by newly recruited Papuan bureaucrats struggling with responsibilities for which they lack skills.
That has been the case since colonial times, when lawmakers traveled to the state capital just twice a year and had limited legislative responsibilities, for which they received part-time pay.
But the approach carries significant risks for public confidence in policing, as we have seen this week: it means that the most credible and serious allegations are logged forever as "unsubstantiated", and that the officer can achieve re-employment in civilian and policing roles, endorsing new responsibilities for which he or she may be entirely unsuitable.
"The time has come for Grillo to decide whether he is the pied piper of a protest movement that is an end to itself, or take on the institutional responsibilities for which he asked citizens for a mandate," Mr. Crocetta said.
New faculty members in the sciences must take on a complicated spectrum of responsibilities for which most are ill prepared.
Working with the military officer in charge of the cadets, Middleton took on additional responsibilities for which he was paid $25 per month.
Israel promised a response to the attack here, responsibility for which was claimed by a group linked to Mr. Arafat's own Fatah faction.
What others did was their responsibility, for which they would answer when the judgment trumpet sounded.
However, success has been bittersweet because it has brought them positions of responsibility for which they were ill prepared.
"Otherwise Femen activists are in mortal danger," the group wrote, "the responsibility for which will inevitably fall on the security forces of Ukraine".
The military justice system does have the equivalent of the insanity defense, known as lack of mental responsibility, for which the standard of proof is very high.
