Sentence examples for responsibilities largely from inspiring English sources

This simulation models the New Zealand organisational structure and responsibilities, largely because the students who participate are potential future employees.

Whereas Churchill's role in all this is clear, Roosevelt's responsibility largely eludes Stafford.

Yet "This Beautiful City" marks a change in style and tactics, with journalistic responsibility largely replacing irreverence.

Today, he says, he feels a greater sense of responsibility, largely out of respect for his dancers.

For years, I translated his model of responsibility largely to sports and saw my commitment to any team-soccer or basketball-as an act of responsibility.

Collectively, participant discourse mainly focused on the individual practitioner's responsibility for cultural competence practice, with the organisational responsibility largely ignored.

The twist on the responsibility discourse of the clinic that enabled justification of this compromise, erased responsibility for the other by implying that each person bears responsibility largely to protect him/herself.

The S.E.C.'s oversight responsibilities will largely shift to the Federal Reserve, though the commission will continue to oversee the brokerage units of investment banks.

These, however, are Congress's responsibilities, thwarted largely by Republicans, who have opposed policies that would help the economy (and thus reflect well on President Obama) while promoting automatic budget cuts and other policies that can only slow the recovery.

On the whole, the women's responsibilities however largely remain with the smaller income-generating activities.

Consumer responsibilities have largely been limited to exhortations to reduce consumption of red meat.