Sentence examples for responsibility allocated to from inspiring English sources

"The problem today is that women are not fulfilling their fundamental roles, the role that is consistent with their deepest nature, for an important reason, that women are not presented with a true picture of man, and because of the rise in the number of emasculated men who do not shoulder the responsibility allocated to them," the document says.

I also agree that leading the fight against racism and xenophobia and the promotion of equal opportunities should be an explicit responsibility allocated to one European Commissioner.

Software Architecture is a useful model for describing the high-level structure of a system in terms of components, responsibilities allocated to those components, and relationships among them ([Bass et al. 2012]).

There are no social protection responsibilities allocated to the State level institutions.

That responsibility is allocated to global health institutions that work towards creating access to medicines [ 8]. (A more comprehensive summary of framework requirements is provided in Additional file 1 and Additional file 2).

This setup may be interpreted as a model of decentralized supervision in which supervisory responsibilities are allocated to a local supervisor or a model of centralized supervision in which supervisory responsibilities are allocated to a central supervisor.

She accepted that Joseph was too erratic for a major post and left him in charge of policy development, while major responsibilities were allocated to Whitelaw, Howe and Prior, who had opposed her.

Since Baltic States regained independence in 1990, the reform of the health care system took place in which new role and more responsibilities were allocated to general practitioners' in Lithuania.

Secondary responsibility may be allocated to appropriately experienced people to enable flexibility to cover emergency situations when clinicians are unavailable.

In my own organisation, pay and conditions are imposed while the responsibility for "consultation" is allocated to a group of employees who have no experience of negotiating on these matters.

Furthermore, this responsibility is now exclusively allocated to better paid ward supervisors who are no longer overburdened with excessive data collation from numerous CORPs.