Sentence examples for responsibilities later from inspiring English sources

He is expected to inherit the media brief formerly held by Janet Anderson, following a meeting with the new culture secretary, Tessa Jowell, to discuss his new responsibilities later today.

William Mobley at Stanford University suggests avoiding administrative responsibilities when possible, "except those you think would be fun to do and that would directly benefit your career and your science, such as participating in grant reviews there will be more time to focus on these types of responsibilities later on," he says.

These responsibilities later passed to the Southern Water Authority, and now reside with the Environment Agency.

The new mother was expected to take over these responsibilities later when the informal supporters were gone.

We return to this collective sense of responsibility later in the article.

The three categories explaining this sub-theme are described hereunder: The scope of work required of a community midwife was not highlighted in program admission advertisements and selected trainees were briefed about their role and responsibilities much later in training.

Early examples of bold, entrepreneurial strategies, such as formal recognition of consumer rights and responsibilities, were later superseded by adaptive strategizing and decentralised integration, with the Federal Government recognising autonomy and diversity of States and Territories in lieu of jurisdictional uniformity [ 6, 7].

But a Facebook post by Mansoor claiming responsibility was later removed, and another TTP spokesman said the organisation was not responsible and condemned it, according to the Express Tribune.

Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb claimed responsibility and later posted videos showing that the men were alive.

Agustín issued a statement to explain that the short-lived company had been set up to facilitate co-productions but was never used; Pedro commented that he accepted his responsibility but later added that he and his brother were some of the least important names implicated: "If it was a film, we wouldn't even be extras".

You're asking somebody to vote on something he has no responsibility for later.