Sentence examples for responsibilities projected from inspiring English sources
Indeed, working practice was characterised by assumptions of roles and responsibilities projected onto others which were not always shared by those to whom the roles and responsibilities were attributed.
(His excellent Nonesuch album "Back East," issued last year, gave the feeling of a big exhalation: Mr. Redman sounded appreciative to be making music with no larger responsibilities, projecting only himself).
"At the corporate and investors levels, support for entrepreneurship has advanced from nice-to-have social responsibility projects to must-have core competition agendas," Altop says.
After the deadline, the watches will be donated to an "independent non-profit organization or organizations committed to corporate social responsibility projects in Brazil," Fifa said.
When asked if BASF would invest in this project as a business initiative – and not a break-even or potentially expensive corporate social responsibility project – Ramachandran's answer was unequivocal.
Zhang Xubiao, who manages a corporate social responsibility project in the textile industry for the International Labor Organization in Beijing, said many big Chinese state-owned enterprises also had a good track record.
OCP says it has invested in the safe disposal of another toxic byproduct known as PCB, increased its water efficiency and use of solar power, and implemented a host of corporate social responsibility projects.
Poverty is one of the lowest considerations for corporate social responsibility projects, and I wonder if they [corporations] really believe that their involvement in developing will reduce poverty, and help those at grassroot levels.
Many marketers are talking up their good deeds and social responsibility projects in advertising.
We are looking at a lot of corporate social responsibility projects... to help schools and communities in [the north].
Over the past year, the government has been mulling over making it compulsory for companies to spend 2% of their profits on corporate social-responsibility projects.
