They met their responsibilities to one another, and the flag they serve under.
Religious or not, this is a time to pause and consider our responsibilities to one another, and to put tolerance into practice.
He plans to give broad strategic responsibilities to two vice-presidents, and to create "departments" within which the work of groups of commissioners will be co-ordinated.
If a local authority wants to hand over its responsibilities to one individual supported by anonymous councillors with emasculated powers, it is now free to do so.
At the bank's annual meeting, Mr. Ackermann passed his responsibilities to two subordinates who will run the bank in tandem.
(Once Mr. Berloni sets the behaviors and gets the animal and the cast comfortable with each other, he frequently delegates the day-to-day responsibilities to one of a handful of trainers).
I'm not sure which church pew Mr. Doar sits in, but when from time to time I find myself in black and Latino churches, I often hear a social message that is usefully middle-class, and aimed at encouraging men and women to recognize their responsibilities to one another.
"All of us face days when it can seem like change is hard — days when our opposition and our own imperfections may tempt us to take an easier path that avoids our responsibilities to one another," Mr. Obama wrote in the foreword.
Rather than hire additional counselors and significantly increase operational costs, we improved performance with only a marginal increase in expenses by task-shifting program advocacy and patient flow responsibilities to four capable volunteer patient escorts.
In 1975, as a result of challenges by the American Society of Anaesthesiology (ASA) to the U.S. Office of Education, the AANA relinquished these responsibilities to five independent Councils.
