Sentence examples for responsibilities handed over from inspiring English sources

"Over all, there will be some responsibilities handed over, but Tony will remain in full control until we have stopped the leak".

In 2000, the budget was slashed, and responsibility handed over to the Film Council.The Film Council spends a tiny £20m a year on film production, compared with an average cost of $80m, according to the Motion Picture Association of America, of a single Hollywood film, and with around euro200m of state support for French film-making a year.

Compared to American or British institutions the amount of responsibility handed over to the inmates is remarkable, and so is the lack of aggression.

The Royal Navy remained the primary naval force in Australian waters until 1913, when the Australia Station ceased and responsibility handed over to the Royal Australian Navy; the Royal Navy's depots, dockyards and structures were given to the Australian people.

A new Palestinian city waiting to be built needs Israeli agreement for a key access road, and that will probably now come, they said; more roadblocks and checkpoints can be removed and more responsibility handed over to Palestinian security forces.

Following a 13-year war, security responsibilities were handed over to the Afghan armed forces.

Immediately after Ardern arrived at Auckland Hospital, all Acting Prime Minister responsibilities were handed over to Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters.

After this period responsibility was handed over to the municipalities.

Sydney escorted the troopship to Sunda Strait, where responsibility was handed over to the British light cruiser.

Prior to 2008, when this responsibility was handed over to the Cantons, the task of financing specialised services for children with disabilities was shared by the Federation and the Cantons.

But they are essential for long-term stability as security responsibilities are gradually handed over to the Afghans, allowing for the eventual draw-down of NATO forces.