Sentence examples for responsibilities which was from inspiring English sources
Hytner and Starr had a clearly understood division between rehearsal-room and backroom responsibilities, which was helped by their close and non-competitive friendship.
We heard of one who was given a BlackBerry as part of her responsibilities, which was very exciting, but then she had to wake up at 4.30am every morning and check emails, because that was what her boss had told her to do.
About 6% filled in their own responsibilities, which were related to requirements (6 responses) and product management (2 responses).
Directors identified this as a governance issue as they were not administratively responsible for the NPs and were excluded from negotiating the mix of NP responsibilities which were under the governance of the Director of Nursing.
She should not assume any of the day-to-day responsibilities, which are so ably being handled by others.
"I would have to absent myself from my Washington responsibilities, which were really big and would have been really noticeable if I had not done them," Mr. Weiner said.
"They will perform duties and responsibilities which are consistent with their tenure and contract rights but do not involve the supervision of students," Mr. Caramore wrote.
A spokesman for Primark, which posted a video about the decision on its website, said: "Panorama can be a fine maker of documentaries and, at its best, it is to be applauded, but the programme carries responsibilities which were disregarded.
It has left the agency with a vast array of responsibilities, which were set out in a pithy internal GCHQ memo dated October 2011: "[Our] targets boil down to diplomatic/military/commercial targets/terrorists/organised criminals and e-crime/cyber actors".
We have illustrated the principle of these features, and we will use an experiment result to display their responsibilities which are skilled in different types of digital signal.
Post hoc contrasts showed that all levels differ from each other with the exception of ethical and economic responsibilities which are not significantly different.
