Sentence examples for responsibilities in the fields from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rabb acquired valuable experience in public service during the Eisenhower era in posts including associate counsel to the president, with special responsibilities in the fields of civil rights, immigration and labor.
And they are ambivalent when it comes to taking over international responsibilities in the field of security.
They also felt that trainings were most useful when they focused on practical information that directly related to their day-to-day responsibilities in the field.
The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), formed by the merger of numerous sectoral programs within the UN system, each with some responsibility in the field, represents a new generation of multiagency programs, combining numerous functional sectors.
The panels are made up of people with high levels of responsibility in the field, which in practice results in a balance of experts with either an industrial or an academic background [6].
It is our responsibility in the field to continue to push the art form to exciting new levels, and to also offer educational opportunities to the next generation.
Here we suggest three ways that human genetic scientists may catalyze a transition towards increasing social responsibility in the field.
The president also called upon all enforcement officers, both federal and state, to report all information in these fields promptly to the FBI, which was charged with the responsibility of correlating this material and referring matters under the jurisdiction of any other federal agency with responsibilities in this field to the appropriate agency.
Community awareness of its role and responsibilities in this field can only be achieved efficiently through the genuine involvement of the local authorities, within the legal framework in force.
Because this need is so sharp and apparent I confess that I lay down my official responsibilities in this field with a definite sense of disappointment.
"It would be very curious if the BOA was unwilling to take advice from the organisations who have the expertise and are charged with the primary responsibility in this field.
