Sentence examples for responsibilities retained from inspiring English sources

Admitting 2009 was a very tough year for revenue streams, Narisetti said the Post had integrated into a 24-hour web-first newsroom, but that it assigned digital responsibilities, retained specialists (since not every photographer can do video well), enabled and equipped its journalists, but did not insist they become jacks of all trades.

Within the UK, alcohol policy now falls under the remit of the devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, with some responsibilities retained by the UK Government.

The only territory-related administrative responsibilities still retained by the federal government deal with uranium and other prescribed-substance mining and Aboriginal landrights.

He was involved not only in domestic issues but also in foreign relations, a responsibility he retained for two decades after Edward's return to England in 1274.

"At home you've got to take the responsibility to retain possession of the ball and see the game out.

What does it take to carry a deeply passionate responsibility for retaining the city's diversity on one's shoulders?

Uncut wrote that it mostly succeeds as Jay-Z's attempt to "balance his great wealth, tough history and news responsibility while retaining his grit".

He definitely would have to assume responsibility for retaining 3rd graders and denying high school diplomas to students who don't pass the college readiness tests that he forced upon them.

I'm absolutely determined". implementation team, site A. NHS Connecting for Health devolved responsibility for delivering the programme locally to groupings of strategic health authorities in 2007 but retained responsibility for the central contracts.

Though ABB eventually sold the company again, it retained responsibility for the liabilities.

Under this unprecedented power-sharing arrangement, known as "cohabitation," Mitterrand retained responsibility for foreign policy.