Sentence examples for responsibilities suited from inspiring English sources

The more than 4,500 incorporated municipalities and local government districts in Canada have various powers and responsibilities suited to their classification.

They are the responsibilities suits of our art.

Isco, meanwhile, found himself in a role that rarely exists in this side and one in which, given freedom and responsibility, suits him best.

Krugman's call for judges to abdicate that responsibility may suit his political preferences now -- but when judges reflexively defer to government (as they often do today), those who "win" today will lose tomorrow.

Israel acknowledged no responsibility, and it suited the Arab world to preserve them as a visible sign of the injustice of Israel's creation.

While it is true that some old LSO hands lament the ensemble's new sobriety (it now even includes women) and yearn for the larky days when, in André Previn's words, "it was like a sixth form with instruments", an air of corporate responsibility is well suited to a time when classical music itself faces an uncertain future.

"Senator Leahy always takes seriously his obligation to determine whether a nominee is suited for the responsibilities of a lifetime appointment to a federal judgeship," said the aide.

We suggest that CRCs with a clinical background, in addition to the responsibilities associated with that role, are well suited to take on some investigators' responsibilities and thus act also as sub-investigators.

I believe we are best suited for such responsibility.

Due to his convivial life style, though, Brooke-Little was not well suited to the managerial responsibilities of the office of Garter.

"The airline industry has been a little duplicitous -- they hide behind fiscal responsibility when it suits their purposes," added the lobbyist, who declined to be named due to sensitive political relationships.